例句與造句

1. NATO negotiator Peter Feith said after talks with Macedonia's leaders.
2. NATO special envoy Peter Feith was reportedly due in Skopje on Thursday to try to help salvage the talks.
3. Later, a senior Western diplomat told The Associated Press that NATO special envoy Peter Feith had won agreement from the rebels to withdraw " from certain areas " they captured in recent fighting.
4. Private A1 television reported late Monday that NATO special envoy Peter Feith had written a letter to senior officials, voicing concern about recent movements by Macedonian paramilitary groups close to a NATO weapons collection site.
5. After a few major snares in the month-long peace talks, rival sides were back at the negotiating table on Tuesday after the Macedonians met with NATO ambassador Hansjoerg Eiff and the alliance's special envoy Peter Feith.
6. It's difficult to find peter feith in a sentence. 用peter feith造句挺難的
7. An hour later, fighting stopped, and a Macedonian TV station reported that Peter Feith, NATO's special envoy to Macedonia, had won a fresh cease-fire pledge from Ali Ahmeti, the rebels'political leader.
8. NATO Ambassador Hansjoerg Eiff and the alliance's special envoy, Peter Feith, have conveyed " verbal guarantees " to Trajkovski from NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson saying the alliance's troops would collect weapons from the insurgents, two government officials said.
9. Peter Feith, NATO special envoy to Macedonia, was quoted in the Dutch paper Allegemine Dagblad as saying that although Trajkovski is " ready to seek a peaceful solution . . . many ministers in his government think that a military solution can be imposed ."
10. NATO Ambassador Hansjoerg Eiff and the alliance's special envoy, Peter Feith, have conveyed to Macedonia President Boris Trajkovski " verbal guarantees " from NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson saying the alliance's troops would collect weapons from the insurgents, two government officials said.
11. NATO Ambassador Hansjoerg Eiff and the alliance's special envoy, Peter Feith, have conveyed to Macedonia President Boris Trajkovski " verbal guarantees " from NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson saying the alliance's troops would collect weapons from the insurgents, two government officials told reporters on condition of anonymity.