If Donald Trump can't be mature with women, veterans, dignitaries, and political opponents from his own country, I can't imagine how he'd treat international dignitaries.
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Senior government and military dignitaries could also be attractive targets.
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No wonder, then, that foreign dignitaries find Chinese leaders distracted.
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Here, glasses of desalinated water are being prepared for dignitaries.
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Only one umbrella emerged above the dignitaries, to shield Putin.
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They were joined by hundreds of other dignitaries, including Gov.
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Spanish and American dignitaries made more speeches at the monument.
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The ceremony was attended by Holocaust survivors, politicians and dignitaries.
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The first night's offering went to the front row dignitaries.
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It has always been popular with both foreign and American dignitaries.
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That Trumpian indignation was not shared by Israeli dignitaries at Nevatim.
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But instead foreign dignitaries found themselves in a country on edge.
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A government source said that meant attendance of ministers or dignitaries.
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He will meet the public and foreign dignitaries on May 6.
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He said he shook hands with the dignitaries at the reception.
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The following night, there is a gala to honor the dignitaries.
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Mr. Trump also attended the ceremony, as did many other dignitaries.
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There were no folding chairs, no podium — but there were dignitaries.
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An auditorium was packed with local dignitaries and Snap-on employees.
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But delegates, dignitaries and other convention-goers were ready to party.
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Once he was visited by a group of North Vietnamese dignitaries.
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Tiananmen Square was packed with dignitaries, party members and foreign journalists.
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Guests included winners of past races, Austrian dignitaries, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Visiting dignitaries brush shoulders with women recovering from addiction and abuse.
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He enjoys greeting dignitaries and throwing galas and posing for photos.
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He picked up campaign staff members and dignitaries at the airport.
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Former presidents, dignitaries and ordinary Americans paid their respects at the Capitol.
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Called "gamucha" scarves, they're woven specifically for dignitaries and other VIP guests.
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Foreign dignitaries and politicians are often hosted at the Al-Yamamah Palace.
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President Trump, former presidents and other Washington dignitaries are expected to attend.
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Sirens wail as shiny black limousines whisk visiting dignitaries to their meetings.
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As a teenager, Pasteur made portraits of his friends, family and dignitaries.
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Can he entertain foreign dignitaries, even if he doesn't speak their language?
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The dining room is used for hosting visiting dignitaries and other events.
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When visiting dignitaries meet him for the first time, they're taken aback.
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One sees it on the faces of dignitaries and the public alike.
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Ms. Guadagno has met frequently with foreign dignitaries, business leaders and civic groups.
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More than 200 orchids have been named after dignitaries, it said last year.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is among the foreign dignitaries attending this year's forum.
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Someone would drag over a chair, an honor reserved for dignitaries or bureaucrats.
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They travel internationally, receive emails from the public, and meet with foreign dignitaries.
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A BBC camera crew awaiting the arrival of dignitaries to Downing street, London.
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Plus, he had to pull through the same official driveway used by dignitaries.
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Lackeys have appeared with umbrellas for the heads of state and FIFA dignitaries.
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He brought foreign dignitaries to visit the cow and spoke about her constantly.
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They've been given to visiting dignitaries before, including then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
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He was among the white-clad dignitaries at the London Games in 2012.
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Japanese dignitaries were seen raising their arms as they wished their emperor health.
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Several prisoners have been released with the help of visits from American dignitaries.
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There are secret meetings, crowds of mourners, visiting dignitaries and more secret meetings.
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Arrayed behind him was an assortment of other dignitaries: police, army, political figures.
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Mr. Goode, whose hotels have catered to foreign dignitaries, isn't buying that argument.
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The rain held off until the dignitaries had moved inside, Mr. Trump said.
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Open since 2289, it's been a popular choice for presidents, dignitaries, and movie stars.
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In 2017, Mohammed locked Saudi royals and dignitaries up in a hotel for months.
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On this day, a crowd mostly was Russian soldiers and Syrian and Russian dignitaries.
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The restaurant is only open to White House officials, other dignitaries, and Cabinet members.
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Instead he will meet dignitaries outside the capital at country residences and a castle.
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Sometimes, when foreign dignitaries are visiting, he is not allowed to leave his house.
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It will not send dignitaries to the football World Cup in Russia this summer.
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Nearly 1,000 family members, dignitaries and strangers attended the service at Eastern Star Church.
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On Tuesday, the seats will be filled with dignitaries, party officials, and foreign media.
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Water was carefully rationed, even for foreign dignitaries, with California gripped by perpetual drought.
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Various public figures, dignitaries and lawmakers from both parties attended the funeral services Saturday.
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ET on the South Lawn, where foreign dignitaries are typically received by the President.
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In Mao Zedong's China, this was the hotel du jour for dignitaries visiting Shanghai.
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Previous US dignitaries have received gifts of horses, which are cared for in Mongolia.
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Ruth Roldan of South Carolina watches the arrival of dignitaries to the Inaugural platform.
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Pruitt met with foreign dignitaries on that trip, The Washington Post first reported Tuesday.
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She needs to know how to address dignitaries, and the rules of royal fashion.
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Their presidents called Mr. Biden's contributions invaluable, particularly in luring dignitaries to their campuses.
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The commandant of the Marine Corps and other dignitaries were also expected to attend.
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After Trump's speech, the mingling of the dignitaries resumed, with a more reserved air.
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Ship graves covered by mounds were a form of burial reserved for Viking dignitaries.
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In 1970, Mr. Grima received a royal warrant to make gifts for visiting dignitaries.
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It is normal for visiting Western dignitaries not to wear headscarves in Saudi Arabia.
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That book listed hundreds of politicians, celebrities and dignitaries in Mr. Epstein's social circle.
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They are often party elders such as former lawmakers, presidents and other party dignitaries.
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It's also another opportunity for dignitaries to take their measure of the new president.
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Sunday's ceremony was attended by Empress Michiko, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and other dignitaries.
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England fans also joined up with dignitaries to lay a wreath to commemorate the dead.
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Women often have their own policy offices, give speeches, push for legislation, and greet dignitaries.
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Before boarding their plane, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex said farewell to Australian dignitaries.
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"Good morning!" they call to the dignitaries as they reach the top of the escalator.
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"When Masako meets foreign dignitaries she has confidence and her conversation has substance," Kasahara said.
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On Sunday, local dignitaries turned out to commemorate the 146 anniversary of the dog's death.
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Dozens of Israeli dignitaries were due to greet Trump at the Laromme when he arrived.
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The target was a training ground for the bodyguards who protect Afghan and foreign dignitaries.
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No major European diplomats sat alongside the US and Israeli dignitaries at the unveiling ceremonies.
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She sat in a plush leather chair in the presidential villa before the country's dignitaries.
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President López Obrador offered a reception at Palacio Nacional for foreign dignitaries and special guests.
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Military social aides volunteer to greet, chat, and dance with dignitaries visiting the White House.
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Huddled in the shade, they watched the dignitaries giving their speeches on a large screen.
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The vessel was ideal for hosting foreign dignitaries, far from the glare of the media.
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"I hope you'll get a chance to visit our composting facility," he told the dignitaries.
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They dined with dignitaries and enlisted prominent lobbying firms from both sides of the aisle.
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Some dignitaries in the crowd felt that he had already raised awareness about the persecution.
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Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, was among the foreign dignitaries in attendance.
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Ryan: Trump just made $40 million at his hotel that foreign dignitaries are staying in.
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The country's archenemy, North Korea, sent a delegation of athletes, cheerleaders and so-called dignitaries.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu will be among the dignitaries the couple will meet during the visit.
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He makes time for low-ranking American officials and greets senior dignitaries at the airport.
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Roosevelt also entertained dignitaries like President John F. Kennedy in the home, Corrao tells CNBC.
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And it was also true that he knew some Iranian dignitaries from his high school.
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Mr Piñera does not have much time to convince dignitaries that this is still true.
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After stepping down from the lectern, Trump shook hands with the dignitaries in the audience.
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Scores of foreign and Russian dignitaries had pleaded with the Bolshevik government for their release.
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Dignitaries from across the globe gathered to remember the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
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Cunningham said she's constantly juggling unexpected market swings and visits from CEOs and foreign dignitaries.
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Other notable gifts Xi has received from foreign dignitaries all have had a personal touch.
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Reports suggest there was some last-minute shuffling of seats before the dignitaries sat down.
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The Drollingers were sitting on a grandstand with other invited dignitaries behind a long plexiglass table.
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Despite the hubbub, Amber and Richard's reception seemed like it was attended by second-tier dignitaries.
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Local dignitaries welcomed them and a folk dance troupe put on a show on the tarmac.
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He also took in a colorful display of traditional dancing and music meant to honor dignitaries.
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Castro's bodyguards, household staff and invited dignitaries laid white roses at the gravesite, state media said.
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Even if left in its original state, Hangzhou would surely have impressed visiting dignitaries and journalists.
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But gusty squalls prevented it from unloading its controversial cargo before an assembled crowd of dignitaries.
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In 22019, former President Obama was given more than $1.5 million in presents from foreign dignitaries.
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Female foreign dignitaries and officials visiting Saudi Arabia in recent years have also foregone the headscarves.
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Various other dignitaries and first ladies have gifted or replanted seedlings from the tree throughout history.
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He did, however, take in another traditional site for visiting dignitaries -- a watchtower called Observation Ouellette.
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Kushner was soon bragging about his closeness to Arab leaders to other foreign dignitaries in Washington.
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Again, various dignitaries, including Bayern's coach and sporting director, urged their fans to remove the banner.
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He had been on the reviewing stand with Mr. Poroshenko, other dignitaries and fellow defense ministers.
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It was filled with so many dignitaries and journalists, there was initially no room for him.
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Dignitaries, legal scholars, friends and family members filed by the casket to pay their respects Friday.
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The beautiful molded cookies have for centuries been prized gifts, specially made for royalty and dignitaries.
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And Bukele, of all the gathered dignitaries, walked away with the coveted prize: the Ivanka retweet.
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In sombre tones, dignitaries spoke of the resurgence of anti-Semitism and pledged to combat it.
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In sombre tones, dignitaries spoke of the resurgence of anti-Semitism and pledged to combat it.
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Lawmakers, Cabinet officials, Vice President Pence and other dignitaries were on hand to witness the pageantry.
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A female hand was bronzed, so that South African politicians could present it to foreign dignitaries.
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It also asks for a ban on women in combat, receiving foreign dignitaries and working in advertisements.
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Today, Trump sounded like most other presidents and dignitaries before him on his visit to Yad Vashem.
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"The part where he's listing off all those Chinese dignitaries, that was his idea," she told PEOPLE.
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One of the dignitaries in Palermo will be Fayez al-Serraj, head of the UN-backed government.
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But since his stroke he is rarely seen, except for brief appearances on television meeting foreign dignitaries.
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In a recent meeting with visiting Western dignitaries, a senior Chinese official complained about Hong Kong's tycoons.
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Foreign dignitaries might be a bit confused by trendy items like succulents and British flag throw pillows.
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When foreign dignitaries interact with the the royal family, traditional etiquette and deference are considered especially important.
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She wore them when she met visiting dignitaries, and when she was photographed with her dog, Millie.
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He now lives in relative seclusion but occasionally writes opinion pieces or appears meeting with visiting dignitaries.
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Throughout the walk, she was joined by a horde of dignitaries eager to share in her spotlight.
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He has spent hours of watching videos of foreign dignitaries having their knucks busted by Diamond Donnie.
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On April 23, 1864, dignitaries laid a cornerstone for a monument to the playwright in Central Park.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's 2011 speech was so egregious to some dignitaries that a mass walkout ensued.
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Blair House accommodates heads of state and other dignitaries when visiting the US, Business Insider previously reported.
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Dignitaries were announced, among them past Austrian heroes of the Streif: Leonhard Stock, Stephan Eberharter, Karl Schranz.
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At first he thought it was a prank; the Élysée, the presidential palace, usually welcomes visiting dignitaries.
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President Trump and President Emmanuel Macron of France, and assorted other dignitaries, arrive for commemorations on Thursday.
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Many World Cup draws have been turgid affairs, overloaded with dignitaries and dragging on far too long.
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Ten centuries ago, Arabic erotica written by religious dignitaries and sophisticated dictionaries of sex shocked the West.
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Dignitaries and officials held a minute of silence for the victims of the terrorist attacks in Spain.
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He is flanked by aides and dignitaries, and his mouth is moving rapidly, as it often does.
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In addition to protecting dignitaries, the Secret Service is responsible for combating certain financial crimes, notably counterfeiting.
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Jared Polis and other dignitaries, was a striking turn of events in the history of American industry.
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Every time dignitaries or great leaders are visiting your home or country it's a token of recognition.
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Later on, Michelle Obama joined the procession of lawmakers and dignitaries attending Trump's inauguration at the Capitol.
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With this in mind, Ethiopian dignitaries went to America to lobby Boeing to sell them its planes.
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Another venue features a collection of nineteenth century Armenian studio photographs of families and dignitaries from the city.
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Greeting dignitaries after an hours-long flight, hanging out at his first public playdate – George mastered it all.
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Several other politicians and dignitaries were also on hand to celebrate the life of the former first lady.
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Foreign dignitaries, lobbyists, and Republican lawmakers often visit the hotel in hopes of getting in Trump's good graces.
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Last-minute road closures for motorcades of visiting dignitaries caused traffic jams that more than doubled travel time.
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In his mind, presidents sign papers, accept applause for the act and hand out pens to assembled dignitaries.
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After the peace conference, Francis and the Egyptian President addressed religious and political dignitaries at Al-Masa Hotel.
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He's not a foreign dignitary, he's not addressed with meeting foreign dignitaries in connection with the new administration.
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Peres's state funeral was attended by U.S. President Barack Obama and dozens of dignitaries from around the world.
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"They're going to have a great Christmas," Trump said to cheering steelworkers and local dignitaries on Dec. 1.
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During the vigil, a parade of dignitaries spoke: preachers of every faith, City Council members, the police chief.
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It is their protocol to snap pictures, lots of them, when dignitaries come to observe and get briefed.
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The would-be rivals to Medellin's Atletico Nacional were paid funerary honors usually reserved for dignitaries and presidents.
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Photographs show him smiling at the exhibition preview and at a celebratory dinner, surrounded by dignitaries and intellectuals.
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"Afghanistan believes in a policy of connectivity, not separation," Ashraf Ghani, the country's president, told the gathered dignitaries.
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Security remained tight around the massive presidential mansion in New Delhi, as national leaders and other dignitaries arrived.
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The country's religious affairs minister attended the event, as did ambassadors from several countries and other foreign dignitaries.
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Traveling aides usually kept a supply on hand to distribute to dignitaries and military and law enforcement personnel.
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At his back was a crowd of civilians, many of them dignitaries, leaving the hall he was guarding.
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First, though, he would meet the dignitaries of the franchise — and he found that he fit right in.
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The anteroom was filled with Mauritanian dignitaries and élites, all men, sitting on couches that lined the perimeter.
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Hundreds of dignitaries crammed into tight corridors, moving between the modest meeting halls of Munich's Bayerischer Hof Hotel.
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The short ceremony was witnessed by African heads of state and dignitaries from Senegal, Mali, Ghana and Nigeria.
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On Sunday afternoons, it was frequently filled with professors, neighbors, visiting dignitaries and friends from around the world.
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A row of assembled Soviet and foreign dignitaries presided as the young servicemen paid homage at Lenin's Mausoleum.
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"I'll be happy to speak after the prime minister and to sit with foreign dignitaries," Mr. Odeh said.
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Trump hosted a dinner for dignitaries attending the National Prayer Breakfast on Wednesday night at the White House.
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The military dignitaries looked straight ahead, but Trump occasionally glanced over at the cases as they were carried.
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The regime cared mostly about using the museum's sumptuous setting to welcome foreign dignitaries during official state visits.
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The ambassadors from Britain and the European Union were among the dignitaries at the opening of Parliament on Monday.
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Queen's Pier, meanwhile, had been used by visiting dignitaries to Hong Kong, including Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana.
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The DMZ is a border barrier between South and North Korea and is a traditional stop for American dignitaries.
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They will be among the first, if not the first, foreign dignitaries to visit Washington after Trump takes office.
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Venter is in a relaxed mood as journalists, staff and dignitaries take their seats for an HLI press conference.
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Congressmen criticized him on television; friends and dignitaries warned him privately not to confuse humanitarian issues with national security.
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In the audience plump dignitaries in bright orange turbans sat comfortably on white leather armchairs, discoursing on the spectacle.
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Greek dignitaries, for instance, described their shame at how much money Lucullus had spent on a dinner for them.
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We don't know what was giving off more warmth as she met with dignitaries at Buckingham Palace on Feb.
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Our success in this policy has been acknowledged by dignitaries from international organisations and people working in the field.
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The prime minister is expected to be accompanied in the Christchurch prayers with community leaders and other foreign dignitaries.
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A crowd of dignitaries chanted: "Long live Colombia, long live peace" as Santos handed Timochenko a white dove pin.
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Past presidents have used the Camp David retreat in Maryland for personal use as well as hosting foreign dignitaries.
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And with all apologies to Scott Baio, Dole was one of the few real dignitaries to attend Trump's convention.
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Dignitaries included Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Murphy, New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney and Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald.
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Trump also vented his frustration that, once again, details from his conversations with foreign dignitaries leaked to the press.
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The coffin has long doubled as a pulpit, with candidates speculating on the erstwhile electoral preferences of departed dignitaries.
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The lawsuit raises the possibility that transactions between the Trump International Hotel and foreign dignitaries could be made public.
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On January 1st the Emperor takes part in new year rituals with the Imperial family, and receives foreign dignitaries.
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The president is known to conduct meetings with foreign dignitaries at his personal properties, particularly at Mar-a-Lago.
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The event will include a VIP section reserved for dignitaries, family and friends, The Washington Post reported last week.
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Approximately half a million tourists visit every year, apart from dignitaries and others who attend receptions and other events.
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Some of the iron bars were given to the State Department to be fashioned into gifts for foreign dignitaries.
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Keeping with tradition, the Reagans hosted foreign heads of state and dignitaries for special dinners at the White House.
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Some slices were also saved to be sent to dignitaries, like Cardinal Piccolomini, who later became Pope Pius III.
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When passengers deplaned, they were supposed to be greeted by a reception and remarks from dignitaries, according to ABC.
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Soon, Iran's parliament passed a law making the Islamic veil compulsory for all women, even visiting dignitaries and tourists.
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General Miller, who was standing steps away, survived a second round fired in the direction of the other dignitaries.
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But several expressed concern, saying the security environment was just not right for dignitaries from their capitals to visit.
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Before that, Elizabeth and Philip greet a receiving line of Kenyan dignitaries, including a man wearing an elaborate headpiece.
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But many senior dignitaries, including the parliament speaker, Supreme Court judges and most foreign diplomats in Bissau, stayed away.
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She herself flew to Beijing to lead a delegation of over 240 pro-party dignitaries at the official ceremonies.
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At visiting arenas, the team's postgame departures were often delayed by endless processions of well-wishers and local dignitaries.
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President Obama, Vice President Biden and foreign dignitaries routinely use the base to fly into and out of Washington.
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Some were given exotic pets by foreign dignitaries, with President John Quincy Adams keeping an alligator in a bathtub.
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Clinton was not required to accompany former President Bill Clinton and other former presidents and dignitaries to the ceremony.
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The dining room, which is close to Carson's office, is used for events that include meals with visiting dignitaries.
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In the early years, waistcoated and top-hatted dignitaries and presidents threw out the first ball from the stands.
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Seated on a dais in the Turbine Hall were four dignitaries, including Sadiq Khan, the new mayor of London.
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Machar's troops and opposition dignitaries have been camped at Ethiopia's Gambela airport since Monday waiting to fly to Juba.
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In fact, the Chinese ambassador was one of the first dignitaries he met after being declared as the presumptive-president.
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Under Habré's direction, the regime's secret police — the Direction of Documentation and Security or DDS — targeted civilians and dignitaries alike.
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Like Sentebale, WellChild was one of the charities invited to send beneficiaries and dignitaries to the couple's May 19 wedding.
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Royal palaces around the world host ceremonial events, welcome dignitaries, and attract tourists hoping for a brief encounter with royalty.
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All presidents since Bill Clinton have also carried distinctly designed challenge coins to present to foreign dignitaries and military personnel.
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Ethiopian leaders often show off the industrial park, 140 miles (225 kilometers) south of Addis Ababa, to visiting foreign dignitaries.
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There is an entire office at the state department whose job it is to train American dignitaries on diplomatic manners.
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The institute's walls are thick with framed photographs of foreign dignitaries, for favoured think-tanks also do quasi-diplomatic work.
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The absence of dignitaries at the wedding also means President Donald Trump and senior British politicians will not be invited.
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Her organization penned a letter denouncing Amnesty's position; more than 20123 celebrities, world dignitaries, and human rights advocates signed it.
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Foreign dignitaries will be invited to celebrations on June 12, a national holiday, commemorating the 1999 return to civilian rule.
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But Mar-a-Lago is where Trump hosts foreign dignitaries, cabinet officials, members of Congress, and other high-profile individuals.
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Not to mention, there are numerous reports of lobbyists and foreign dignitaries using Trump hotels for events or overnight stays.
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Unfortunately, Mr Duterte's love of lynching and his propensity to slander the mothers of foreign dignitaries are making investors nervous.
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Often they use fabric given to the queen as gifts by foreign dignitaries, or kept in the stockroom for years.
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The podium is prime real estate for presidents, prime ministers and dignitaries wanting to air grievances and reinforce political positions.
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The private funeral will be attended by 1,500 relatives, friends and dignitaries but will be nationally televised, the Times reported.
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In that film, leaders and dignitaries were being secretly replaced by perfect clones as part of a more nefarious plot.
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America's 28500st president is being lauded by foreign dignitaries, former rivals and leaders from both sides of the political aisle.
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"I think there is an effect," he said, of the election, especially considering the building's sales pitch to foreign dignitaries.
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It was not the first time the elite force, known as the directorate of security for dignitaries, had been targeted.
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Long-deceased dignitaries of Harvard and Radcliffe observed from their perches on the walls, among them Theodore Roosevelt, Harvard 1880.
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Dignitaries, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, once used a train platform tucked beneath the Waldorf Astoria to discreetly access the hotel.
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Franklin lay in a glistening golden casket before thousands including dignitaries, contemporaries, and fans from her adopted hometown and beyond.
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Last Friday, a Cascades train took local dignitaries on the new route, including Eric F. Corp, a DuPont city councilman.
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The fleet of vehicles that will shuttle many dignitaries around the ski resort town is now 88% electric or hybrid.
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Pearce was recently asked to leave the Embarcadero area for an hour while dignitaries were being shown around the site.
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It was a day of pomp and circumstance as dignitaries amassed at the Capitol to witness the transfer of power.
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In the decades since the Ahwahnee was built, the lodge has hosted numerous dignitaries, including the Obama family in 2016.
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And the president-elect's freewheeling exchanges with foreign dignitaries prompted the White House to urge him to seek diplomats' counsel.
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Mr. Lyman still holds office, and was one of the anti-monument dignitaries who met several times with Mr. Zinke.
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He appeared briefly before the cameras on Wednesday alongside visiting foreign dignitaries, grinning tightly while ignoring reporters' questions about Syria.
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The MPD would be in charge of crowd control, crime prevention, and security details for the dignitaries who would attend.
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The US Navy expects the first of these VH-92s will be ready for the president and other dignitaries in 2020.
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Thousands of spectators, among them dignitaries including the chief minister of the host state of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, were evacuated safely.
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With the exception of when she exchanged pleasantries with other dignitaries on the stage, Clinton, for the most part, appeared stoic.
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He kept his eyes tightly shut, as if trying to block out the rows of dignitaries in suits stiffly watching on.
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Backed by a gospel choir, delivered a powerful rendition of the traditional hymnal before a crowd of dignitaries that included Revs.
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It seems she already feels comfortable with foreign dignitaries, as this photo of her and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shows.
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The other dignitaries were a roll-call of conservative Greece: army generals, police officers, priests, municipal administrators and traditional military brigades.
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But now that his star is too busy having meetings with foreign dignitaries and members of parliament, Kiryushchenko is saying goodbye.
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But once he did, he proceeded to give out gifts of the mold in round glass cases to dignitaries and scientists.
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Other dignitaries at the funeral included Algerian President Abdelkader Ben Saleh, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and King Felipe VI of Spain.
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Others who filed past Annan's body on Wednesday included senior Ghanaian politicians and foreign dignitaries including Africa Union and U.N. officials.
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"As a United States senator, the attorney general met hundreds -- if not thousands -- of foreign dignitaries and their staff," Prior said.
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The Secret Service is the federal agency responsible for protecting top U.S. elected leaders, notably the president, and visiting foreign dignitaries.
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The country's President, Ernest Bai Koroma, and other dignitaries including Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf were expected to attend the ceremony.
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Here's how he responded to the devastating news that Trump breached national security to impress Russian dignitaries in the Oval Office.
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Lovell Rousseau, who oversaw the transfer for the US, several hundred Russian and American troops and dignitaries gathered for the ceremony.
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A small crowd was milling about: local journalists, election monitors, and suited dignitaries who, in international circles, represented the Syrian opposition.
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A meet-up of the Japan and United States dignitaries came next, complete with anthems and red carpet pomp and circumstance.
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She also meets with visiting foreign dignitaries and British politicians, such as the Prime Minister, who heads up once a year.
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Although dignitaries were helicoptered in and out, this tactic had some success in preventing other staff, like caterers, from reaching Gleneagles.
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Indeed, some experts have cast Trump himself as a danger to America's integrity and interests abroad, including several leading Republican dignitaries.
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Around her stood flocks of dark-suited dignitaries; below, in the wide avenue called the Mall, a massed crowd waited silently.
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One's job was to wipe the urine off visiting dignitaries' shoes when the beloved imperial dog, Lulu, relieved himself on them.
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The Ritz-Carlton, originally built as a palace for guests of the royal family and foreign dignitaries, is a fitting venue.
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Once inside Parliament, I took a pew in the upstairs gallery of the hemicycle, reserved for the press and some dignitaries.
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Speaking at a reception for foreign dignitaries ahead of the opening ceremony, Mr. Moon noted the political significance of the Olympics.
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Just 100 yards away is the ornate palace where Egypt's president, the military strongman Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, welcomes foreign dignitaries.
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He travels far and often to appear with candidates and party dignitaries at events where his presence is not necessarily required.
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Its almost 2,000 agents, who are members of the United States Foreign Service, also help provide protection for visiting foreign dignitaries.
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The bronze plaques like the ones at the British Museum served as records of rites and documents of visits by dignitaries.
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Altogether there were probably 35 people in his entourage, including press, a bunch of staffers, security guards and several local dignitaries.
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" He regaled the gathered dignitaries with America's greatness: "The United States has done very well since Election Day last November 8th.
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President Mnangagwa declared him a national hero last week and the expectation is that he would join other dead dignitaries there.
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Trump seemed not to entirely embrace the practice known as sartorial diplomacy, in which dignitaries use clothing as a strategic platform.
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That began a career of high-end chef positions, including cooking for dignitaries and presidents at the Regency Club, in Westwood.
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The unveiling ceremony, held as Syria's civil war raged, featured North Korean and Syrian dignitaries, military officials and a marching band.
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Guest houses, often frequented by Turkish dignitaries and officials, on the grounds of the Ottoman-style, $110 million Islamic complex in Maryland.
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"The part where he's listing off all those Chinese dignitaries, that was his idea," Wong, 37, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Western diplomatic officials said foreign dignitaries will arrive by Tuesday for a memorial service to be held in Revolution Square that evening.
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The summit meeting (called a forum) has attracted the largest number of foreign dignitaries to Beijing since the Olympic Games in 2008.
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Inside, the emperor of Japan was being welcomed by local dignitaries, and the woman, Hilaria Bustamante, wanted him to know her story.
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The speechmaking moved down the line, with the dignitaries' chronographic wristwatches throwing off flecks of sun as they praised the Sandinista revolution.
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When he passed away, his funeral was well-attended by American and international dignitaries and then-President Bill Clinton delivered a eulogy.
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The royal pair will then take a short walkabout to greet locals and have lunch with local dignitaries at Chester's town hall.
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Shimon Peres Fast Facts Only infrequently has the US flag been flown at half-staff to mark the death of foreign dignitaries.
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Musicians, artists and stars from the Nollywood film industry drank champagne with government dignitaries, few of whom had ever visited the club.
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The day people checked into his hotel and started paying him, who were foreign dignitaries, he was in violation of that law.
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The project&aposs celebratory launch, held at the Israeli president&aposs residence, included a number of Israeli dignitaries, but few Palestinian faces.
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Senior government officials, foreign dignitaries and select industry figures are expected to watch Marvel's superhero movie "Black Panther" at the inaugural event.
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As Auckland's mayor Phil Goff read the Anzac requiem during the service, William and Ardern sat with other dignitaries and somberly listened.
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We knew more about his meetings with celebrity admirers than with foreign dignitaries, or about why Ivanka Trump was in those meetings.
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Diaz-Canel has stood in for Castro at major political events, received foreign dignitaries and traveled abroad on behalf of the government.
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At United Nations functions, for instance, he would draw foreign dignitaries into discussions of the gross domestic product of the Galactic Republic.
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Agencia Brasil, a state news outlet, said the full list of foreign dignitaries was not publicized before the event for security reasons.
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It is where rail commuters belching out of the Tower City Center found their connections; where Christmas trees dazzled and dignitaries opined.
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Foreign dignitaries, lobbyists, lawmakers, executives, and most of Trump's Cabinet have stayed at or dined in the Trump International Hotel in Washington.
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Praising the presence of senior European dignitaries at the ceremony, Rouhani said it showed Europe was determined to expand ties with Tehran.
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Imagine all the dignitaries you would have to calm down while they were wondering why the Duchess wasn't operating on their schedule.
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It was the go-to scene for black movie stars and dignitaries when most businesses in the city exclusively served white patrons.
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To Trump, an opportunity to lay his signature 48 Laws of Power–style dominance grip onto unsuspecting friends, victims, and visiting dignitaries.
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Vincent K. Brooks, the commander of US Forces in Korea, spoke briefly before foreign dignitaries laid wreaths to honor those being repatriated.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Sydney Opera House will celebrate its 45th anniversary this month with global dignitaries, including Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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Until this week, his close encounters with foreign guests had been limited to dignitaries from China, Cuba and Syria — and Dennis Rodman.
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On September 10th students at the University of Zimbabwe had been told to vacate their dormitories to make room for visiting dignitaries.
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Torture and murder take place in hospitals where, on other wings, dignitaries visit wounded officers, said Mr. Fakir, other survivors and defectors.
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It's also a lavish backdrop to host important dignitaries with its ornately decorated rooms and halls — and it was built to impress.
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Mr. Flynn did more than maintain a fairway-trim field in the middle of Queens; he also welcomed visiting dignitaries and celebrities.
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Behind him was a table covered with framed photographs of celebrities and dignitaries, including a signed photograph of former President Bill Clinton.
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There have also been questions about whether foreign officials and dignitaries could patronize the hotel to gain favor with the administration. Rep.
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Additional Reading Dignitaries React to the Death of Barbara Bush Barbara Bush Mourned in Houston as a Revered Matriarch and 'Salty' Neighbor
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He or she respects the separation of powers, sticks to the facts, owns no hotels where foreign dignitaries go to curry favor.
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"You need to have an international tax system," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told an audience of high-level dignitaries on Saturday.
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Nearly 200 people, including dignitaries from Russia, the Palestine Liberation Organization and Turkey, among others, attended the party, the co-hosts said.
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Myanmar government officials refuse to utter the word "Rohingya" and tend to blackball anyone — from UN officials to foreign dignitaries — who does.
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From withholding Ukrainian aid to making money out of lodging visiting dignitaries, the U.S. administration has muddied the waters on acceptable behavior.
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Such a move was unprecedented, since foreign dignitaries generally visit alone because of the diplomatic sensitivity of the Old City of Jerusalem.
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Harare (CNN)Thousands of people including foreign dignitaries bid farewell to former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in a memorial service on Saturday.
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About 50,000 participants including aging survivors and dignitaries held a moment of silence at a memorial ceremony in the western Japanese city.
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Most of the nation's dignitaries were on hand, including Mr. Trump's presidential opponent, Hillary Clinton, and her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
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"This is an important investment in the future," Chancellor Angela Merkel told Daimler executives and other dignitaries at a groundbreaking in May.
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McKinley was joined by nearly his entire Cabinet, the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, a panoply of ambassadors and other dignitaries.
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ON JUNE 23RD, in the presence of as many foreign dignitaries as he could muster, Aleksandar Vucic had himself anointed president of Serbia.
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Since gaining the title, Tian has performed for a host of CCP leaders and foreign dignitaries, including most recently Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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At Tripoli's Tariq al-Siqqa migrant center, where visiting dignitaries are brought, flowers have been planted in the courtyard and wash-basins installed.
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The unremarkable but beloved jetty, named Queen's Pier after Queen Victoria, had been used by visiting dignitaries such as Diana, Princess of Wales.
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The most prominent foreign dignitaries at the funeral were Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, Tajikistan's President Imomali Rakhmon and Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.
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The 2400-year-old former mayor of Mexico City will be sworn in before a crowd that will include dignitaries from 2000 countries.
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In Vancouver, they were scheduled will meet with dignitaries from the city before moving on to a series of engagements, including this meeting.
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While departing from Warsaw, Poland, in July 2017, Charlotte bid adieu to the Polish dignitaries who lined up to see the family off.
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She has to meet all these foreign dignitaries she's never met before, there's so much pressure ... can you imagine having a worse wedding?
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The statue is one of many artifacts British explorers and dignitaries acquired from around the globe that are displayed in the British Museum.
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Uniformed division officers are stationed in Washington, while special agents have the potential to be deployed globally, witnessing history protecting politicians and dignitaries.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — President Obama may not be here at the World Economic Forum, shaking hands with fellow dignitaries as the snow flurries swirl.
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Looking up at the arches, I envisioned the train whooshing past, filled with dignitaries and tourists oblivious to the ancient, crumbling house below.
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Corbould: That was a slightly worrying occasion there, because when we did the shot we had a whole bank of dignitaries turn up.
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Banyan found the Thai finance minister on the beach, the trousers of his impeccable suit rolled up, helping foreign dignitaries into rubber dinghies.
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For all intents and purposes, Ivanka, who has shown up to a lot of meetings with foreign dignitaries, was already doing this job.
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In Germany, a comedian who mocked the Turkish president on air may soon stand trial under an antique law against offending foreign dignitaries.
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More than 100 foreign dignitaries are expected at the Armistice Day ceremonies, including several heads of state with whom you have urgent business.
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He and other dignitaries gathered to honor at least 23,000 Union soldiers who gave their lives on the field of battle that summer.
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We can only imagine the royals and dignitaries who have had the pleasure of sinking into one of these comfy-looking armchairs. 2.
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U.S. presidents for decades entertained dignitaries on the 104-foot (32-metre) wooden Sequoia until it was sold by Jimmy Carter in 1977.
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"The korowai is a traditional, very special garment and it's usually worn by dignitaries and chiefly persons, both male and female," she said.
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After wearing a set of designer gowns to dine with dignitaries and movie stars, prom might be a little bit of a letdown.
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Visiting international dignitaries were first and foremost brought to watch the Bolshoi, and during wartime the ballet was an important national rallying point.
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Opposition to the project came to a head in 2015, when "protectors" halted a stream of construction crews and dignitaries from breaking ground.
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"We, as Turkey and as the Turkish people, are making a new start here today," he told the dignitaries and thousands of guests.
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In May, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro made an official visit to Jamaica and sought to reassure Caribbean dignitaries of PDVSA's long-term health.
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Traditionally, VIP missions requiring EOD techs have been reserved for current and former presidents, vice presidents, their family members and visiting foreign dignitaries.
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Here she will lie in state over the next four days and after which King Charles, family, and dignitaries will pay their respects.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, and former Mayors Michael R. Bloomberg and David N. Dinkins were there, along with numerous Catholic leaders and local dignitaries.
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While greeting North Korean dignitaries after his initial handshake with Mr. Kim, Mr. Trump proceeded down the line shaking hands, the video shows.
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But the parade of Republican Party dignitaries at the Road to Majority conference had little doubt about the power of the underlying alliance.
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Within seconds of their embrace, they became stalwart soldiers marching toward the group of American and South Vietnamese dignitaries there to greet us.
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Trump received a full, polite round of applause from dignitaries after he wrapped up his speech, according to a reporter in the room.
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The weekend's Lunar New Year celebrations included a concert for Kim and other dignitaries with tributes to the country's leaders for overcoming adversity.
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Contravening both ethics rules and possibly federal law, DOJ treated the aides with a deference reserved for foreign dignitaries at a state dinner.
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President Peña Nieto has also received criticism for referring to corruption as a "cultural" problem in speeches to business leaders and foreign dignitaries.
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The City Dionysia began with a procession along this street, with all the citizens, foreigners, visiting dignitaries and choregoi dressed in their finery.
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And while they've welcomed the Obamas and dignitaries of many backgrounds into their home, the family itself pulses with pure, lily white British blood.
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Already there are reports of foreign governments housing dignitaries and holding receptions at the Trump hotel, unquestionably providing benefits in violation of the clause.
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The Throne Hall, which is usually reserved for greeting dignitaries, opens for visitors during the holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.
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Elijah Cummings had a spectacular send-off after a life well-lived, with former Presidents and other dignitaries singing his praises at his funeral.
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Since then he has appeared only in brief state television videos, usually seated, greeting dignitaries like Ban Ki Moon at the Zeralda presidential residence.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex toured the upgraded memorial before attending the opening ceremony alongside Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison and other dignitaries.
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There is the thumping music as she arrives, the black-red-yellow "Kanzlerin" ("chancelloress") placards and the folksy chitchat with dignitaries on the dais.
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For royal fans, these rooms might look familiar, as they are where Charles and Camilla welcome foreign dignitaries and other guests during official engagements.
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"As a United States Senator, the Attorney General met hundreds — if not thousands — of foreign dignitaries and their staff," Prior said in a statement.
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Castro, 89, stepped down from power after a series of health problems and rarely leaves his Havana home, though he occasionally meets visiting dignitaries.
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Terrified that her husband Mwai's eye would wander, Lucy could not tolerate even the most august of female dignitaries if she thought them pretty.
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While the secretary frequently posts pictures of himself with foreign dignitaries on Twitter, his feed had no trace of the meeting with bin Salman.
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It appears that the degree of hand-holding between Trump and his visiting foreign dignitaries is the new measurement of his relationship with them.
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A final tribute for Muhammad Ali: In his hometown of Louisville, Ky., celebrities and dignitaries honored and eulogized the champion, whose fame transcended sport.
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It details violent outbursts against both civilians and U.S. security personnel who are charged with coordinating protection for foreign dignitaries with visiting security officers.
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In a corner of the room to the imam's right was a section with four rows of chairs for family members and other dignitaries.
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The Body Bearers have the solemn duty of carrying caskets for Marines, Marine veterans, and other senior dignitaries, and the unit's standards are exacting.
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Dignitaries also included Presidents of the Republic of Congo and Namibia, as well as civil rights leaders from around the world, including the Rev.
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In return, many of these same weak, stupid and useless dignitaries will note that their Rottweiler is finally showing signs of being house-trained.
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Najib said most of the items seized were "gifts from friends, foreign dignitaries including royalty for various occasions including official visits and family events".
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They were gathered on a stage along with dignitaries such as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford at Nathan Phillips Square.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — Air Force One has become a flying call center, the Oval Office, a revolving door of journalists, dignitaries and celebrities.
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The problem is that he initially forgot to mention more than 100 meetings with foreign dignitaries — including several powerful Russians connected to the Kremlin.
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He cooked in elegant restaurants and for visiting dignitaries like Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, to whom he served an appetizer of puffin crudo.
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John Allen led the family in refusing to stand at the end of the service for several dignitaries, including Secretary of State William Rogers.
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He added that most national governments would employ someone to oversee events held for foreign dignitaries — though not all would officially be called butlers.
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Bunches of guests were led through, a few dozen at a time, with longer pauses allowed for selected dignitaries and changings of the guard.
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Foreign dignitaries and officials including Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Arab League Chief Ahmed Aboul Gheit flanked Sisi at the opening, state television showed.
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Moon, the North Korean delegation, and Ivanka Trump, U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter, were among dignitaries who attended the Olympics closing ceremony on Sunday.
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As president, Trump has enjoyed hosting at Mar-a-Lago foreign dignitaries including Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Chinese leader Xi Jinping, and Bolsonaro.
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New York went into gridlock mode as the F.B.I., Secret Service and New York Police Department safeguarded visiting dignitaries to attend the General Assembly.
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As he walked along a receiving line on the tarmac shaking hands, the pope seemed taken aback to see Father Cardenal among the dignitaries.
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It was where kings and queens would hold official functions, receive dignitaries from around the world and lavishly entertain guests, according to its website.
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The big picture: That trend was obvious yesterday at a conference put on by NSCAI, which assembled top Pentagon officials and Silicon Valley dignitaries.
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On Sunday, visiting dignitaries joined community leaders, politicians and residents of the metropolitan Pittsburgh area at the University of Pittsburgh for an interfaith service.
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Her 10-point-plan for the future Iran, enjoys the support of thousands of MPs, political, religious, legal and civil dignitaries across the globe.
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A memorial service, to be attended by family, friends, political leaders and other dignitaries, is scheduled for Thursday at the North Phoenix Baptist Church.
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Many Israeli dignitaries accept gifts, and supporters of Mr. Netanyahu's party feel as if those received by the prime minister are getting undue attention.
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Later, the mayor would take dignitaries to the disaster site, sometimes shielded from the deadly asbestos floating through the air by a face mask.
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Blazer kept a blog detailing his travels and his meetings with dignitaries, celebrities and politicians, including a visit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2010.
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THE PALACE OF OFFICERS in Dushanbe, the capital of the former Soviet republic of Tajikistan, acts among other things as a hotel for visiting dignitaries.
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Could it be that this fellow was trying to get to the capitol or trying to get to dignitaries in Annapolis at the naval academy?
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The convoy arrived nearly two hours behind schedule near Toronto's city hall, where the team was greeted on a stage by Trudeau and other dignitaries.
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Of the 80 images in the book, most were recent pictures of army chief Min Aung Hlaing meeting foreign dignitaries or local officials visiting Rakhine.
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This month a federal judge dismissed the case, and the flow of foreign dignitaries, lawmakers and Trump allies through the Trump hotel lobby continues unabated.
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Of the 80 images in the book, most were recent pictures of army chief Min Aung Hlaing meeting foreign dignitaries or other officials visiting Rakhine.
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During the unveiling of the Rachel and Leah Center, a handmaid goes rogue and sets off a bomb on the Gilead Commanders and foreign dignitaries.
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At the ceremony, commemorative lanterns were lit by school children, athletes and dignitaries, including Tokyo 2020 President Yoshiro Mori and Governor of Tokyo, Yuriko Koike.
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The three -- never great personal buddies -- even have to share the Chevening country house normally handed to the Foreign Secretary alone for schmoozing foreign dignitaries.
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Business deals are struck on trade missions and dignitaries take the opportunity to be snapped having the craic with pints of Guinness in their hands.
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An elaborate celebratory gala will be held Friday evening at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, attended by Xi, Leung, Lam and other dignitaries.
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Services were also held across Manchester to mark the anniversary of the attack, with Prince William and Prime Minister Theresa May among the dignitaries attending.
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Suu Kyi lavished attention on the dog, and foreign dignitaries discovered that bringing gifts for it tended to get meetings off to a good start.
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There were hundreds of people in an affluent, secular crowd—Lamrabet was the only woman I saw wearing a head scarf—including several government dignitaries.
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Whether unexpected market swings or visits from CEOs and foreign dignitaries, the NYSE's president, Stacey Cunningham, has to always be ready to adapt her schedule.
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In addition to the Trumps and the Bush family, Bush family spokesman Jim McGrath has told CNN that those attending will also include other dignitaries.
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The White House on Monday pushed back against an explosive new report that President Trump disclosed classified information in a meeting with top Russian dignitaries.
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All eyes were on Obama, 51, when she entered her box in the House of Representatives gallery, receiving a warm welcome from dignitaries and politicians.
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By early afternoon the Cuban government didn't appear to be calling out crowds of supporters to welcome Obama, as it has with other visiting dignitaries.
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And the French have on many occasions invited foreign troops and dignitaries to participate in the parade, recognizing allied and coalition contributions to their security.
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A source close to Pompeo said that the time he's spent with dignitaries while heading the CIA has prepared him well for the diplomatic job.
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We know that many foreign dignitaries stay at the hotel, and that Trump's company hired a full-time salesperson to solicit business from foreign diplomats.
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He now lives in relative seclusion but is occasionally heard from in opinion pieces or seen on television and in photos meeting with visiting dignitaries.
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The proposition was so breathtakingly heart attack-inducing that the Canadian hosts decided to dare visiting dignitaries sponsored by the Atlantic alliance to take part.
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The problem came a day after Mr. Cuomo and other dignitaries gathered at the new bridge to celebrate the planned opening of the second span.
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Foreign dignitaries were due to start arriving in Harare on Friday ahead of a state funeral planned for the country's National Sports Stadium on Saturday.
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As the vehicles in her entourage left the refugee camp that afternoon, hundreds of children lined the dirt road to wave at the departing dignitaries.
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Among the many dignitaries at the event were Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, and the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Nayef.
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World leaders and dignitaries will gather for a solemn ceremony at Auschwitz on Monday to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the camp.
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Another problem involved the potential contamination of the crime scene by the presence of "dignitaries," other civilians and officers not directly involved in the investigation.
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Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities posted information about the site on Facebook and Twitter, and invited foreign dignitaries and journalists to tour the tomb on Saturday.
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The Christmas story is set not in a palace surrounded by dignitaries but among the poor and humble whose lives are always subject to forfeit.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said that many foreign political parties, organizations and dignitaries had sent their congratulations, including the Workers' Party of Korea.
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The accident does not help Brazil's repeated insistence that it can guarantee the safety of the visiting athletes, dignitaries, and tourists already converging on Rio.
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The queen reportedly wore the jewelry on Thursday, the day President Trump arrived in England, while receiving other dignitaries at Windsor Castle, the Daily News reported.
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There was the usual glut of dignitaries—the Prime Minister of Kosovo, the President of Namibia, the President of Sri Lanka—among the meeting's 1,000 attendees.
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He was a little-known restaurateur until he appeared in Putin's orbit in the early 2000s and began serving the autocrat during visits by foreign dignitaries.
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"We are relieved and pleased to know that Matt's final resting place will be among other American heroes and dignitaries," the Shepard family said on Twitter.
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His mother was a renowned modern artist, his dad was an eminent physician, and his family would attend house parties with Princess Margaret and other dignitaries.
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While it is not unusual for an incoming administration to meet with foreign dignitaries during the transition, Trump surrogates have repeatedly failed to acknowledge these contacts.
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Some of the jewellery made by the Filev and Talev families have been worn by top dignitaries including Britain's Queen Elisabeth and Queen Margrethe of Denmark.
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POLICE, soldiers, dignitaries and citizens gathered hopefully in the palm-shaded central plaza of Cobija, a town in northern Bolivia, on the morning of October 1st.
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When you meet dignitaries you think it will be difficult, but he just wanted to laugh – it was an honor and a pleasure to meet him.
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There's also daily physical training — Crossfit-style workouts to ensure trainees can handle defense tactics that will be employed in the field protecting dignitaries and politicians.
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The initiation fee at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida—where he hosts foreign dignitaries—quietly doubled to $200,000 in the weeks before his inauguration.
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Foreign dignitaries and others looking to curry favor with the president appear to have taken a keen interest in spending money at his hotels as well.
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"As a United States Senator, the Attorney General met hundreds—if not thousands—of foreign dignitaries and their staff," spokesman Ian Prior said in a statement.
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Other U.S. dignitaries to receive a symbolic horse in the past include former Vice President Joe Biden, and former defense secretaries Chuck Hagel and Donald Rumsfeld.
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In his office, along with pictures of him posing with Mr. Clinton and Mr. Trump's jet, there are hundreds of framed photographs of him with dignitaries.
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This weekend in Elie Wiesel's hometown, Sighet, Romania, hundreds of residents and dignitaries from the U.S., Europe and Israel will gather to march in his honor.
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Thursday's funeral service in Houston follows the memorial service Wednesday in Washington, DC, attended by the former presidents and first ladies, family, friends and other dignitaries.
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Survivors of the disaster, who had been pulled from the rubble, and families who had lost children gathered in Aberfan, joined by dignitaries like Prince Charles.
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Many of them are being held at Riyadh's lavish Ritz Carlton hotel, which normally plays host to visiting foreign dignitaries, such as US President Donald Trump.
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"It's time to lift the embargo," Obama told Cuban officials and dignitaries gathered at the Grad Teatro de la Havana Alicia Alonso, including President Raul Castro.
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Foreign dignitaries usually notify the US government of visits, and the UAE hadn't mentioned that Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan was in town.
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A broad desk overlooked the driveway and, on the desk, there were framed photographs of his father with foreign dignitaries—Yasir Arafat, Idi Amin, Princess Diana.
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Adorned with Chinese art, calligraphy and stately furniture, the company's campus was dotted with villas for executives and a building to host officials and foreign dignitaries.
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That included the waterfront Galle Face Hotel, which is next door to the Indian High Commission and is frequently visited by senior officials and foreign dignitaries.
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"Currently, conditions domestically and abroad are undergoing deep and complicated changes," Mr. Xi told some 2,20133 party delegates and other dignitaries assembled in the Great Hall.
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"There were years and years of dignitaries coming to see him, even though he would not be preserved with the skill that Aretha was," she said.
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World leaders and dignitaries will gather for a solemn ceremony at Auschwitz on Monday on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp.
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The hotel has also become a go-to location for foreign leaders and dignitaries since it opened last fall, when Trump was still a presidential candidate.
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When foreign dignitaries cycle through the United Nations, they make sure to drop by City Hall, especially because she was once the country's secretary of state.
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The skepticism over who is in charge in Washington was crystallized on Friday at an annual meeting of dignitaries in Munich for a yearly security conference.
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Another video captured Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on open mic poking fun at President Trump's length press conference to a gaggle of dignitaries circling him.
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He will preside over the meeting in Davos, greeting dignitaries, opining from the main stage of the Congress Center and dropping in on exclusive dinner parties.
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On Monday evening, as many high-ranking executives and dignitaries were still checking into their hotel suites, PwC unveiled the results of its annual CEO survey.
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By Week 2, a viral movement on social media, and within a few months, she stood before dignitaries at the UN's climate change conference in Poland.
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Akihito has been cutting back on his public duties, which are entirely symbolic, including welcoming foreign dignitaries, performing religious ceremonies, and presenting awards to Japanese citizens.
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The morning began at the National Palace on the colonial Zócalo, the central square where President Enrique Peña Nieto and other dignitaries greeted Francis with full honors.
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It's also become a popular spot for the president to take foreign dignitaries and Cabinet members, as well as make the occasional appearance during events and weddings.
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In an address to parliament and to dignitaries Vucic pledged to work on regional stability and take the country closer towards a membership in the European Union.
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This solution to the city's stench was such a huge deal that crowds of dignitaries visited Crossness to celebrate its opening with much fanfare on April 4,1865.
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The body of Soviet founder Vladimir Lenin lies embalmed in a marble tomb on the square and Soviet leaders and dignitaries are buried in the Kremlin walls.
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Along with the procession of dignitaries and political leaders, there was split-screen coverage of protesters, representing the majority of Americans who did not vote for Trump.
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But compared to Capitol Hill visits by foreign leaders, cabinet secretaries in the line of presidential succession and other dignitaries, Swift qualifies as a low-priority protectee.
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Britain's Prince Charles, Spain's King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia and Monaco's Prince Albert were among the world leaders and dignitaries representing over 170 nations in attendance.
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Hosted by The Mexican Museum's Chairman, Andrew M. Kluger, and the Board of Trustees, the Dedication Ceremony & Cornerstone Presentation will include appearances by local and Mexican dignitaries.
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For his part Mr Carter told dignitaries, Afghan and foreign reporters at the presidential palace that Afghan security forces had been "put to the test" in 2016.
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The funeral was essentially two services in one: The first half focusing on Dhaliwal's faith, and the second led by the sheriff's department, featuring speeches from dignitaries.
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Phil Hogan, the bar's co-owner, who intervened Friday in an attempt to sort out the incident, said foreign dignitaries should be excluded from the ID legislation.
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The finals were also attended by thousands of spectators, along with dignitaries including Russia's Defense Minister Sergey Shoygu, who awarded the trophies in a prize-giving ceremony.
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The event was standard, solemn fare for visiting dignitaries; the memorial is one of the most sacred sites in Israel, second in visitors to the Western Wall.
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If Trump holds his stake in offshore properties, or foreign dignitaries use his hotels in the U.S., as is already the case, it presents a fundamental challenge.
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"An integral part of this country" After the peace conference, the Pope and the Egyptian President arrived at Al-Masa Hotel and addressed religious and political dignitaries.
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The entry details how it was built by Marjorie Merriweather Post in 1927, when the cereal heiress hoped the property would be used by presidents and dignitaries.
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The United States convened Arab and other dignitaries in Bahrain last week to encourage investment in the Palestinian economy that might help renew peace talks with Israel.
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The dignitaries attending the concert included several foreign ambassadors to Unesco, the United Nations cultural agency based in Paris, which has declared Palmyra a World Heritage Site.
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The FFC and Transitional Military Council are expected to put final signatures on the constitutional declaration on Saturday at a ceremony in Khartoum with foreign dignitaries attending.
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The vice president was joined by a group of dignitaries that included Governor Greg Abbott, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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"The Department takes appropriate and necessary measures to protect dignitaries, including the Mayor of the City of New York," de Blasio press secretary Eric Phillips said Sunday.
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In later interviews, Nunes will dispute this account, telling reporters that it was daytime and that he spoke to several "foreign dignitaries" on the White House grounds.
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Alex Vindman — have testified about confronting Sondland in the Ward Room, telling him that raising the question of investigations in front of visiting Ukrainian dignitaries was inappropriate.
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House GOP lawmakers opposed to the amendments argue that prohibiting spending at Trump businesses could jeopardize security for officials or dignitaries who attend summits at Trump properties.
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"The task before us is formidable," Ramaphosa said during a televised state of the nation address in parliament that was attended by hundreds of lawmakers and dignitaries.
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Tickets for the Monday night fundraiser cost $250 a piece, according to the pool report, but many were given to legislators and other dignitaries at no cost.
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Naruhito will become emperor on Wednesday, but his formal enthronement will take place at a more elaborate ceremony in October, to which foreign dignitaries will be invited.
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I am greeted with a Tibetan ceremonial khata scarf, usually reserved for special occasions and dignitaries, which is a very effective way to make someone feel welcome.
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"In Delhi, we approached many dignitaries and invited them," said Sonam Dagpo, a spokesman for Tibet's government in exile and the chief organizer for the planned events.
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Certainly, Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., has done well, filling its rooms with lobbyists and visiting dignitaries and turning a profit, according to the Trump Organization.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who has had a strained relationship with Mr. de Blasio, was one of the many dignitaries at the mayor's first inauguration four years ago.
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GUANGZHOU, China — The southern Chinese city of Guangzhou on Wednesday welcomed dozens of corporate leaders and foreign dignitaries with one overriding message: China is open for business.
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Juan Carlos, the former king, and his family have their vacation palace on the island, and local business dignitaries even once bought the monarch a luxury yacht.
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On Sunday, leaders of both political parties and foreign dignitaries praised Mr. McCain, a former prisoner of war in Vietnam who represented Arizona in Congress for decades.
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The damage from Wednesday's blast was so widespread that some of the embassies in Kabul were in no shape to host their own dignitaries for the meeting.
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At this week's General Assembly, top U.N. officials and global dignitaries spent an afternoon discussing SDGs and how corporations can fit in, both by desire and design.
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The royals will have to utilize all their deftness for talking with dignitaries, while delving further into issues they champion, such as children's development and climate change.
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Dignitaries onstage push a button turning on the 50,000 multicolored LED lights during the Christmas tree lighting ceremony at Rockefeller Center in New York City, Dec. 4.
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On its round birthdays (next year it will be its 90th), the company throws big street parties that are attended by local dignitaries, neighbors and longtime customers.
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The Cape Coast castle, now a monument, has attracted world dignitaries including Trump's predecessor, America's first black president Barack Obama, his wife, Michelle, and their two children.
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Known as "the president's guesthouse," Blair House is across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House and normally plays host to visiting heads of state and other dignitaries.
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The Italian media on Wednesday railed against an "excess of zeal" and placed the blame on the office in charge of protocol during visits by foreign dignitaries.
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Though the Olympic stadiums are typically star-studded, Rio's safety and health concerns deterred many celebrities and dignitaries from attending this year, including the British royal family.
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The US intelligence community routinely monitors communications between US officials and foreign dignitaries; there's no reason to believe the Trump transition team would be exempt from that.
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Across the country, people stood up to speak for the causes close to their hearts, including many celebrities, icons, and dignitaries who shared sentiments about the day's event.
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The royal, in a bright orange coat by Boden, was given one of the hospital teddy bears by Ava after being greeted by local dignitaries and hospital executives.
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Among Christian dignitaries, Pope Francis has led the way in defining human trafficking as one of two global policy challenges which spiritual and political leaders must urgently address.
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On October 1, the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the younger Tse attended Beijing celebrations open only to invited guests and dignitaries.
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That followed his decision to sign an open letter by a group of German dignitaries urging such European reforms as a common army and an unemployment-insurance fund.
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And the staging of the forum seems designed to convey a sense that Asian leaders and foreign dignitaries are paying tribute to the rulers of a benign imperium.
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In contrast to the violent scenes in Gaza, Israeli dignitaries and guests attended a ceremony in Jerusalem to open the U.S. Embassy following its relocation from Tel Aviv.
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Cover: President Donald Trump joined world leaders, dignitaries and military veterans in Portsmouth, England to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day Invasion in June of 1944.
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According to the latest list of dignitaries released Thursday by Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, US Secretary of State John Kerry will be there alongside Obama and Clinton.
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On his arrival at Mount Herzel, Israel's national cemetery, where dozens of dignitaries from around the world where gathered, President Barack Obama walked slowly along the front row.
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Mr Bensalah, a Bouteflika loyalist, is familiar with the duties, for he often stepped in when the ailing president was too ill to welcome foreign dignitaries and suchlike.
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Major dignitaries, including New York City's Mayor and the President of the United States, are in attendance for the inaugural run, as the first train slowly pulls in.
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International dignitaries and celebrities frequently stay at this Shanghai hotel, and one night at The Peninsula's Presidential Suite will set you back by a whopping $22,000 per night.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe delivered a congratulatory speech before assembled dignitaries including Crown Prince Akishino, the emperor's younger brother, and his family, all adorned in brightly colored robes.
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In an address in front of more than 100 foreign dignitaries, he accused the US of undermining the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and the major world powers.
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She was one of the dignitaries at some sort of London event we were at, and as she was walking past she had to give it a squeeze.
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AFTER Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, welcomed hundreds of foreign dignitaries to the seaside resort of Sharm el-Sheikh last year, he made them a simple pitch.
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It was a tragedy that often seems on the verge of happening when high-ranking dignitaries drive through the streets in motorcades escorted by local police and security.
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Hundreds of lawmakers, public officials and dignitaries attended McCain's funeral service Saturday morning at the Washington National Cathedral, where former Presidents George W. Bush and Obama delivered eulogies.
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It is fair to say that most of the dignitaries who spoke at Mr. Sterling's funeral here on Friday had probably never heard of him 11 days ago.
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The committee also cited a recent ProPublica report that Colony NorthStar developed a plan in February 2017 to profit off its connections to the administration and foreign dignitaries.
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"Taking up this post, I feel a colossal sense of responsibility," Putin told his audience of Russian officials and foreign dignitaries, among them former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.
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At the state funeral of his father, former President George H.W. Bush, the junior Bush greeted the dignitaries in the front row, including the Clintons and the Trumps.
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While the serious journalists were listening to the speeches, my job was to watch the dignitaries eating onstage, many of them rather elderly, and make sure nobody died.
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Foreign dignitaries including Britain's Prince Charles, the king and queen of Bhutan, a Vatican cardinal, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, and US Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao also attended.
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The ceremony marking the 22nd anniversary of the handover was held at Hong Kong's exhibition centre, where dignitaries watched a broadcast of the raising of the Chinese flag.
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Top hospitals have also started to provide concierge services, offering programs with stately names that are meant to coddle dignitaries, celebrities and international patients paying their own way.
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The meeting this past week, attended by diplomats and dignitaries, happened in the western city of Herat, where Mr. Ghani inaugurated what is called the Lapis Lazuli Corridor.
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Participants said Mr. Ghani walked toward Mr. Wafa, apparently to tell him it was not the time for such a petition as he had to entertain foreign dignitaries.
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Another hour later, enough time for some other dignitaries to get through their own obligatory speeches, the meal was ready, with ample food for everyone to stuff themselves.
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On Wednesday, its president, Bernardo Tortorici di Raffadali, told the dignitaries attending the presentation of the Antimafia Commission's findings, that he thought Mr. Grado's story didn't hold up.
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Aides to Mr. Ghani said that he was determined to go ahead with the conference even if it meant some of the foreign dignitaries attending via video conference.
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Some Holocaust survivors and their offspring took umbrage at the parade of dignitaries and the breathlessness with which their appearances were being covered in the Israeli news media.
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Still, the agency made the deadline — just barely — with a lavish inaugural ride on New Year's Eve for a collection of dignitaries that culminated in a midnight toast.
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"If we could do it there, we can do it here," Mr. Álvarez said at the jobs event in Mexico City, surrounded by the mayor and other dignitaries.
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Chosen to speak on behalf of the gathered dignitaries Wednesday night, Felipe invoked the Spanish-born Jewish philosopher Maimonedes, saying that "all the great evils" originate in ignorance.
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LeBron James, who watched from the opposite baseline, multitasked by greeting various dignitaries who stopped to pay their respects, DeMar DeRozan, P.J. Tucker and Brandon Ingram among them.
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LeBron James, who watched from the opposite baseline, multitasked by greeting various dignitaries who stopped to pay their respects, DeMar DeRozan, P.J. Tucker and Brandon Ingram among them.
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This was a classless move, especially considering how dignitaries and athletes from North and South Korea rose to the occasion to put aside their contempt for one another.
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The annual meeting kicks off the new session of the United Nations, stuffing leaders and dignitaries from around the world into the organization's headquarters in New York City.
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Trump told reporters on Friday morning that he will hold a rally rather than attend the April 27 event, which has long attracted presidents, dignitaries, journalists and entertainers.
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The site has already become popular with Republican groups and visiting dignitaries, and a point of discussion among Democrats who say such bookings present a conflict of interest.
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"There is no reason for us to celebrate," Brown told the crowd as stunned dignitaries, including Haddad and famed singer-songwriters Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque, looked on.
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"These purchases were made for the purpose of serving as gifts to the Administrator's foreign counterparts and dignitaries upon his meeting with them," Wilcox said in a statement.
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U.N. Week is just days away, and all eyes will be on New York City as world leaders and dignitaries gather to address the greatest challenges of our time.
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Other dignitaries expected to appear at the three-day Utah Technology Innovation Summit include House Speaker Paul Ryan, billionaire former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and U.S. Sen.
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The 145 guests also included members of the Corps diplomatique, regional dignitaries, and courtiers along with select representatives from the royal household as well as the parents' personal friends.
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Naruhito will celebrate his enthronement on Tuesday in a ceremony at the Imperial Palace attended by dignitaries from 2.53 countries and international organizations, followed by a series of banquets.
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Foreign dignitaries rarely enter east Jerusalem, and when they do visit, such as President Donald Trump&aposs trip to the Old City last May, it is usually done privately.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)If you've seen photos of Fidel Castro meeting with dignitaries or celebrities in his home in Havana, then you have seen the work of Alex Castro.
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Abbas joins a long list of dignitaries and foreign leaders, including President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton, expected to mark the Israeli statesman's passing amid tight security.
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Akihito's heir, Crown Prince Naruhito and his wife, Crown Princess Masako, were in attendance along with dignitaries including Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and U.S. ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy.
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The former President's body has been lying in State at the Capitol since Monday ... and a steady stream of dignitaries, politicians and celebrities have shown up to pay respects.
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On December 8th Angela Merkel joined other dignitaries for a train ride of less than four hours from the German capital to Munich, down from more than six hours.
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And if you are able to pay close enough attention to both the dignitaries arriving and the world around you, eventually the opportunity to capture something special can happen.
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Dodgers owner Magic Johnson was joined by baseball's first black manager Frank Robinson, as well as Vin Scully, Tommy Lasorda, Sandy Koufax and a host of other Dodgers dignitaries.
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Accompanied by dignitaries, the king and queen went to victims' bedsides before meeting emergency service and health workers, with whom they discussed patients' progress, according to Belgium's Royal Palace.
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He was booed in front of foreign dignitaries at liberation hero Nelson Mandela's memorial service in 2013, lampooned in the media and criticized for overseeing years of economic decline.
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"Let us teach our children the difference between right and wrong," Melania Trump encouraged a crowd of dignitaries that included her husband and Vice President Mike Pence, among others.
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Distinguished guests, including our presidents and first ladies, government officials, foreign dignitaries, and friends: Jeb, Neil, Marvin, Doro, and I, and our families, thank you all for being here.
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Later in the evening, after the family and dignitaries had departed, President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump paid their respects, standing for two minutes before the casket.
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The Constitution still has a full crew and is the US's Ship of State, hosting visiting dignitaries and acting as a site to sign important legislation regarding the military.
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The Washington Post dismantled that claim; video shows that Clinton was greeted not by gunshots but by a crowd of dignitaries that included an 8-year-old Bosnian girl.
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Still, the proposal to limit the role of superdelegates — officially called unpledged delegates — has won the support of many party leaders and dignitaries, including two former DNC chairs, Sen.
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Veterans of the operation, a group with ever-dwindling members, attended the mass parachute drop, joined by Britain's Prince Charles, the former Dutch queen, Princess Beatrix, and other dignitaries.
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However, Friday's ruling, issued by US District Judge Peter Messitte, now clears the path for discovery to move forward on business dealings between the Trump Hotel and foreign dignitaries.
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The lawsuit cites the Trump International Hotel, half a mile from the White House, which foreign dignitaries have admitted frequenting as a way to curry favor with the President.
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Former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush delivered eulogies for McCain at the service inside the Washington National Cathedral ... which was packed with dignitaries paying their final respects.
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Though the musicians have performed for dignitaries like President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya and Pope Francis, this was the first time their families and friends had heard them perform.
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PARIS — In 21971,21974 letters over 21981 years, he wrote her in graceful prose about art and culture, political struggles and foreign dignitaries — and his passionate desire for her body.
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As president, he brought thousands of reporters and foreign dignitaries to Houston that summer for the Economic Summit of Industrialized Nations, an annual gathering of the world's economic powers.
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Five living presidents, plus family, friends and dignitaries from around the world, gathered in Washington National Cathedral, above, for a memorial service to honor George Bush, the 2161.55st president.
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He inspected thousands of People's Liberation Army troops stationed here, met with local dignitaries and swore in Carrie Lam as the city's new chief executive, the top local official.
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But Mr. Trump and his aides say that using an informal setting outside Washington to entertain foreign leaders — as other presidents have done — will put those dignitaries at ease.
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C.I.A. officers created a fake headquarters for Vang Pao to receive visiting congressmen and other dignitaries and fool them into believing they were supporting a shoestring, purely Hmong operation.
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I think it was around a week later when I saw live broadcasts of the United Nations international book fair when so many dignitaries from Nigeria were in attendance.
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This happened minutes before the actual vice president attacked three of America's closest allies, Britain, France and Germany, as dozens of dignitaries tucked into their lunch of cod loin.
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It was the 40th anniversary of the event, and dignitaries from the race's modest early days, including several of the original 15 competitors, were there to mark the occasion.
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Dignitaries of the movement — including Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia, and Myrlie Evers-Williams, the widow of the slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers — are scheduled to speak.
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It has showcased the performances before visiting foreign dignitaries, including Madeleine Albright, when she visited as the American secretary of state, and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.
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"Our family feels extremely privileged to have had the opportunity to meet with His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and other dignitaries today at Lady Elliot Island," she wrote.
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Last year, Chaokoh became the official coconut water partner of Liverpool FC and celebrated that landmark deal by flying over Robbie Fowler to pose with an assortment of Chaokoh dignitaries.
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No—the palace announced that since Harry is now sixth in line for the throne, an official list of dignitaries is not required for his wedding, unlike at William's wedding.
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Our Mariah sources say James used her to secure business, and dragged her to various meetings to meet important people, including foreign dignitaries, so he could seal some lucrative deals.
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"Diplomacy is one of the greatest forces for peace, prosperity and progress the world has ever known," Clinton told dignitaries and donors gathered at the new U.S. Diplomacy Center pavilion.
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At the ceremony today in Brussels before the big dinner for the heads of state, organizers had an acrobat held aloft by a bunch of balloons perform for the dignitaries.
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The Secret Service, which also guards other top dignitaries, said all those under its protection were safe, but it did not say if Obama's family was home at the time.
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"The journey between the Haramain (two holy mosques) is now shorter and easier than at any time before," Transport Minister Nabil al-Amoudi told dignitaries gathered at the Jeddah station.
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On Monday night the imperial couple hosted the Trumps for a black-tie, six-course banquet also attended by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and other dignitaries, including the American ambassador.
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Nicaraguan officials received the Drollingers as dignitaries, ushering them directly from the gate to a V.I.P. lounge, where they were served coffee and their passports were taken to be stamped.
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During his inauguration speech, delivered on a massive stage thronged with Latin American presidents and other dignitaries, a man struggled to shield him from a light rain with an umbrella.
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It was also attended by dozens of African leaders and other international dignitaries, including Chadian President Idris Deby, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia and former UN chief Kofi Annan.
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After deplaning, the family met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Trudeau and other dignitaries before heading to Victoria for the rest of their royal duties.
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Godfrey Mutabazi, executive director of the telecommunications regulator, said security agencies had requested the move as "a measure to limit the possibility of terrorists taking advantage" of visits by dignitaries.
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He would meet dignitaries and politicians and discuss global security but not enjoy the grandeur of being hosted by the Queen at one of her residences or having dinner there.
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The service wrapped up with the playing of the Australian and New Zealand national anthems and "God Save the Queen" before William left alongside Ardern and the group of dignitaries.
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If approved by the next government, the bill, which sees lower wages rising first and no further hikes for dignitaries, will not put pressure on the budget deficit, Ciolos said.
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Those present included officials from the Syrian Red Crescent, religious leaders and dignitaries from across the country, a delegation from the Russian culture ministry, and a handful of UNESCO ambassadors.
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Zofia Olszanska, 66, retired, wife of a former coal miner, said the climate talks had kept her awake at night because of the endless police sirens accompanying the visiting dignitaries.
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On March 6900, more than one thousand foreign government dignitaries, aid workers, academics and activists will gather in Washington, D.C., for the World Bank's 2628th annual Land and Poverty Conference.
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Transactions between the Trump International Hotel and foreign dignitaries could eventually be made public if the case proceeds to trial or if the attorneys general decide to release the information.
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His children may stay there when they come to the nation's capital, and there is chatter that it may supplant Blair House, which traditionally hosts foreign dignitaries visiting the president.
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The problem, of course, is that the Senate chamber isn't big enough to accommodate all 535 members of Congress -- not to mention Trump's Cabinet and all sorts of other dignitaries.
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"We are not respected as we should be as long as our dignitaries, ministers and generals continue to seek treatment overseas," said a doctor who asked not to be named.
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Ms. Nielsen told the dignitaries gathered at Blair House, the presidential guesthouse, that election tampering would be detected and meddling states would suffer consequences, according to the person in attendance.
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At the gathering, foreign dignitaries and lobbyists pay thousands of dollars for access to the event itself and — perhaps more importantly — the week of meetings and events surrounding the breakfast.
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Veep Mike Pence was among the dignitaries who watched from his suite ... no doubt the spotlight belonged to Team USA as everyone's ears perked up when rapper Psy came on.
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When Ms. Swaraj arrived at the ceremony, it still wasn't clear whether she would remain in office — until she greeted the dignitaries and then found a seat in the audience.
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Officials say it is scheduled to open in 2020, and Mr. el-Sisi has already said that he intends to invite dignitaries from across the globe for the opening ceremony.
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The military variant of the Gulfstream IV business jet, the C-20G is used by the Navy and Marines for the transport of military leaders, government officials, and other dignitaries.
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At the state funeral held for Mr. Malaspina on Tuesday, I sat with more than 1,300 attendees, who included dignitaries, state government leaders, and the wife of the prime minister.
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There were so many people — 2.5 million by official estimates — that many of the dignitaries and family members invited to the campus were marooned in their cars amid the crowds.
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Then Mr. Macron went to the dazzlingly sunny roof terrace to have lunch with the group of local dignitaries who had followed us up on the chairlift while we waited.
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One Roman taxi driver who gave only his first name, Emanuele, rued that it was "always a mess" when high-ranking dignitaries came to town, disrupting traffic and regular routes.
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An inaugural luncheon for 200 elected officials and dignitaries on Friday will feature a three-course meal that will be notable for what is missing: side orders of French fries.
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They cited media reports that foreign dignitaries have "flocked" to the hotel and said many people had increased their use of the hotel and its restaurants to gain political favor.
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Over the last century and a half, Sokołowsko has played host to a number of cultural dignitaries, including famously the Lumière brothers and Krzysztof Kieślowski, master of Polish realist cinema.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio signed several bills into law on Friday during a ceremony in City Hall's ornate Blue Room, using multiple black pens that he presented to dignitaries and advocates.
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Blavatnik was on the guest list for the January 19 candlelight dinner too, as well as a more exclusive "chairman's global dinner" with top Trump allies and foreign dignitaries, per ABC.
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But people are missing the bigger picture—literally, there is a wider shot of the scene that includes not just the Trump family but a group of about a dozen dignitaries.
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The agency is made up of just over 7,000 special agents, officers and specialists who provide protection to the President, vice president and foreign dignitaries in addition to investigating financial crime.
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Mr Trump's extraordinary interview with the Sun was published late on July 12th, as the president was half-way through a banquet with Theresa May and assorted dignitaries at Blenheim Palace.
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Officially, the force refused to confirm any of the security arrangements on Wednesday, only stating that it "monitors terrorist trends to ensure a high state of readiness" for all visiting dignitaries.
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It kicked off with Prince Charles's solo visit to Romania last week, where he spent a day getting his dance on, giving hugs and greeting dignitaries in Bucharest, the country's capital.
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Earlier, when he landed at Clark airport, a smiling Trudeau waded into a crowd of children gathered to greet dignitaries arriving for the summit, exchanging high fives and waving to others.
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In the last couple of months, Nemo has been seen standing at attention while welcoming foreign dignitaries and playing around the gardens of the Élysée Palace like it's no one's business.
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As time passed, younger generations thought the ash tray holders attached to the seats in the viewing room, where families of astronauts and dignitaries once sat during missions, were for cellphones.
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Trump even reserved a special VIP area in front of the Lincoln Memorial for dignitaries, family, and friends who want to watch him address the nation from a closer vantage point.
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However, as a noted homebody, he might find it more difficult to relax in a foreign capital than at his Mar-a-Lago resort where he has hosted several foreign dignitaries.
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Israel's State Archive recently released a trove of documents relating to the visit, including menus, meetings with dignitaries, and newspaper clippings collected in an apparent attempt to learn about the mogul.
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He walked down a red carpet and threw his jacket over a fence to the crowd, then politely exchanged pleased-to-meet-you's with Sheridan's mayor, Max DeBolt, and other dignitaries.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - The wife of former United Nations chief Kofi Annan joined dignitaries on Wednesday to file past her husband's casket amid traditional funeral rites by local chiefs and clan leaders.
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Trump has faced scrutiny for refusing to divest from his business empire, which includes a hotel in downtown Washington, blocks from the White House, that has attracted foreign dignitaries and others.
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He was characteristically self-effacing regarding ceremonial duties like attending funerals of foreign dignitaries ("You die, I fly," he said) but leveraged those occasions to establish personal relations with other leaders.
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State Department bureaus concerning democracy and human rights, human trafficking, oceans and the environment were removed completely, and will not be represented at the massive gathering of foreign dignitaries next week.
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Individuals who are no stranger to a boardroom but would focus on becoming a spokesman for the sport's brand – as well as a 'welcome face' for the dignitaries on the grid.
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The law regarding the scarf has been enforced since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, and a head scarf is obligatory for every woman in the country, even tourists and visiting foreign dignitaries.
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During the official Independence Day celebration last month, a major occasion in Finland, where the president gives gifts to various national dignitaries, Lennu's vet was also noticeably present at the ceremony.
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Mr. Trump will be the first American president to present a trophy at a sumo tournament, although foreign ambassadors and other dignitaries often hand out special cups to the winning wrestlers.
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This year, North Korea is commemorating the 70th anniversary of its founding as a communist state, and it has been trying to invite foreign dignitaries to the country for the occasion.
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"As a United States senator, the attorney general met hundreds — if not thousands — of foreign dignitaries and their staff," Ian Prior, a spokesman for the Justice Department, said in a statement.
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Mr. Guaidó then spent a night at Blair House, reserved for foreign dignitaries, with the Venezuelan flag flying out front, and met with Mr. Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
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Vice Premier Liu He, Chinese lead negotiator, told dignitaries that his offer to the U.S. will not include commitments on reforming Chinese industrial policy or government subsidies, key demands for Trump.
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The post-audience greetings in the section are something akin to a V.I.P. rope line, and a way for visiting dignitaries to get to meet the pope without a formal audience.
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Swans' royal ownership dates at least to the 12th century, and certain flocks — known traditionally as games of swans — were granted by royal charter to hundreds of favored dignitaries and institutions.
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We, the small Havana press corps, would stalk him at statue inaugurations, women's solidarity meetings, airport farewells for dignitaries, and the tall-framed Castro would often meander over for a chat.
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Russia has rejected such suggestions and accusations that it mishandled the remains of Kaczynski and other Polish dignitaries who were killed in the crash before they were handed over to Warsaw.
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At times, impromptu news conferences congealed on the sidewalk or beside the elevator bank inside the rose-colored lobby, as dignitaries and members of Mr. Trump's transition team came and went.
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Because of the public indignation ahead of his appearance, Mr. Trump spoke to a small group of dignitaries in the museum, not the larger crowd assembled outside for the official ceremony.
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In two other towns, Khan Sheikhoun and Saraqeb, local dignitaries have forced Tahrir al-Sham and other rebel groups to sign neutrality pacts to spare their towns from the in-fighting.
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They claim they can't compete with the President because he has a "big leg up" with foreign dignitaries and business leaders who want to patronize Trump's hotel to curry favor with him.
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A mule-drawn wagon carrying the casket of Martin Luther King Jr. is followed by dignitaries and thousands of people as it moves en route to Morehouse College for a memorial service.
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Foreign dignitaries, former presidents, and leaders, friends and family gathered at the National Cathedral in Washington on Wednesday to say goodbye to President George H.W. Bush who died late Friday at 94.
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Consider all their grandparents had done, he instructed them — the family they built, their service to the public — and look at the large crowd, including the many dignitaries, gathered in their honor.
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While departing from Warsaw, Poland, on Wednesday morning after a two day visit, to head to Berlin, Charlotte bid adieu to the Polish dignitaries who lined up to see the family off.
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Tens of thousands of supporters packed into a municipal stadium in the capital Freetown alongside regional dignitaries participating in the inauguration ceremony for Maada Bio, who won a presidential run-off April.
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The queen herself was honored earlier on Friday at a National Service of Thanksgiving at London's St Paul's Cathedral, attended by dignitaries including Prime Minister David Cameron and all the senior royals.
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Then, as dignitaries from dozens of countries and hundreds of thousands of Thai mourners look on, the current king, Vajiralongkorn, will consign the encoffined body of his father, Bhumibol, to the flames.
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Even though a much stricter version of the Islamic covering is required by law for Saudi women, wives and female family members of foreign dignitaries do not have to abide by it.
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The CRJ900 planes from Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier landed at Entebbe, the country's sole international airport located south of the capital Kampala early on Tuesday, to a gathering of dignitaries including Museveni.
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With the first ceremonial spade full of dirt, on July 21, scientists and dignitaries will have taken an important step in advancing humanity's millennia-long effort to understand the laws of nature.
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News of foreign dignitaries flocking to the hotel after Trump's electoral win in November have spurred questions about whether the business is a violation of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause prohibiting foreign influence.
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He has entertained foreign dignitaries -- including Xi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe -- but he has also spent considerable time on the golf course, including at his nearby Trump International Golf Club.
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Speaking Saturday in the capital, Kathmandu, at a government reception to mark the start of his five-day visit, the prince told assembled dignitaries he had long wanted to visit the country.
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Politicians and dignitaries, including Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner, watched as US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin unveiled the US seal, turning what was formally the consulate building into the Embassy.
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Aoun's meetings with Iranian and Syrian dignitaries came on the same day that Prime Minister-designate Hariri said Lebanon's new administration was a chance to revive ties with the Gulf Arab countries.
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His most recent previous appearance was for Algeria's independence day celebrations on July 5, and he is usually only seen in brief state television videos greeting visiting dignitaries at his presidential residence.
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It's not entirely clear what the Queen of England would have on potential Democratic presidential candidates, but Trump's defense is that, as president, he has to have privileged conversations with foreign dignitaries.
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James A. Winnefeld Jr., then serving as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, skipped a White House meeting on Benghazi to play host to a dinner party for foreign dignitaries.
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Although the astronaut Eileen Collins, the billionaire Peter Thiel and many Republican dignitaries were among those on the list, Tebow — who started 16 games in the N.F.L. — had drawn the most attention.
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Bhumibol's funeral was attended by dignitaries and royal families from 42 countries including US Defense Secretary James Mattis, Britain's Prince Andrew, Japan's Prince Akishino and royalty from Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and Sweden.
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The sash-wearing leader received a 21-gun salute, cannon fire and flyby by military aircraft in a colorful ceremony attended by African leaders and other dignitaries to mark the historic moment.
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The United Arab Emirates never told the Obama administration that Zayed would be visiting New York, even though it is customary for foreign dignitaries to inform the US government about their travels.
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Instead, on Friday the Trump administration turned over a list of only 22 names of foreign dignitaries and staffers related to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's February trip to the Florida resort.
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Turns out, Jay can be a little shy when welcoming foreign dignitaries into his home and he manifests this by see-sawing rapidly (for Jay) between moods and lighting things on fire.
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While the president-elect has held court in his tower, receiving foreign dignitaries and candidates for his cabinet, New York's political leaders have raged against him and vowed to obstruct his agenda.
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So, too, were the Soviet leaders, who invariably dragged foreign dignitaries to the ballet to show off the prowess of larger-than-life dancers like Maya Plisetskaya, Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vasiliev.
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North Korea has a history of holding foreigners accused of committing vague "crimes against the state," and releasing them only after high-ranking officials or dignitaries visit Pyongyang to seek their freedom.
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The other former executive said that when he saw the office, several framed photos of the Biden brothers and foreign dignitaries sat on the floor, ready to be hung on the walls.
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According to the bar's website, famous figures in South Africa's history — sports stars, dignitaries, even the controversial diamond baron Cecil Rhodes — trod the floorboards of the old Persies, as it is known.
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When the meeting was over, the dignitaries made their way behind the compound to a helicopter landing pad, where General Miller's pair of Black Hawks would arrive to take him to Kabul.
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But they drew a sharp line between the athletes and citizens of North Korea, on one hand, and the dignitaries sitting in the stands representing Kim Jong-un's regime on the other.
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It also served as the preferred perch for royalty during the coronations of George VI in 1937 and Queen Elizabeth II in 1953, and is an unofficial luxury annex for visiting dignitaries.
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Emperor Naruhito is set to proclaim his enthronement to the world in a centuries-old ceremony attended by some 2,500 people, including heads of state and other dignitaries from nearly 200 countries.
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He had spent years guarding countless government ministers and visiting foreign dignitaries, and there wasn't an inch of this maze of power that he didn't know like the back of his hand.
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Her plans include visiting with women working in the coffee industry and touring a female-run textile facility, as well as meeting with dignitaries and appearing at a World Bank policy summit.
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People lined the streets of the capital city, Nuku'alofa, to bid Pohiva farewell, while members of the Tongan royal family and regional dignitaries attended the funeral, New Zealand's state broadcaster TVNZ said.
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People lined the streets of the capital city, Nuku'alofa, to bid Pohiva farewell, while members of the Tongan royal family and regional dignitaries attended the funeral, New Zealand's state broadcaster TVNZ said.
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The violence in Gaza on Monday didn't stop the big show in Jerusalem from going ahead as visiting dignitaries and Israeli VIP's gathered for the official dedication of the new U.S. Embassy.
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"Products that can be used for torture and (the) death penalty are available to buy in the open market," Cecilia Malmstrom, the European Union's trade chief, told an audience of dignitaries and journalists.
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At the end of last week's episode of The Handmaid's Tale, Ofglen (Tattiawna Jones) ferociously stormed the crowd of Commanders and foreign dignitaries at the Rachel and Leah Center and threw a grenade.
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Thousands of dignitaries, friends, local residents and tourists paid their respects to Justice Scalia, who was the current court's longest-serving member when he died at 79 last Saturday at a Texas ranch.
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After meeting village dignitaries inside the flood-wrecked hall, Harry strolled down the street and looked inside two family homes, which were flooded when the River Brock broke its banks on December 6.
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He also drew criticism in 2017 after it emerged he had recited a colonial-era Rudyard Kipling poem in front of local dignitaries during a visit to a sacred Buddhist temple in Myanmar.
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Ten years ago, Roman Dobrokhotov sat down in the front row of a Kremlin auditorium, surrounded by a polite audience of journalists and dignitaries attending a speech by Russia's then-president Dmitri Medvedev.
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"How does one tell a region of 5 million people — in over 2.73 cities across the region — to just move on, your world is that of the past?" he asked the assembled dignitaries.
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And it's special because it's not just dignitaries, it's regular people and local schoolchildren," said CNN contributor Kate Andersen Brower, author of "First Women: The Grace and Power of America's Modern First Ladies.
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He reiterated that Biden and the rest of his opponents lack management experience, and added that he's on a first-name basis with foreign leaders and dignitaries because of his global business experience.
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Towards the end of the book Vanga looks like a cadaver they keep wheeling out to meet dignitaries even though she'd much rather be dead, but not all the pictures are like that.
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The fact that it's located in a small shack tacked onto the side of Tasters—a high-class steak restaurant frequented by dignitaries and other worldly rich folk—only adds to its peculiarity.
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I would highly recommend the job to anyone who likes being yelled at and thinks that being told to chug 20 Diet Cokes at a state dinner to "impress foreign dignitaries" sounds good.
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Politicians suspended hostilities for the commemoration, which began with the names of the victims read aloud, moving some relatives to tears as Conte and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini stood among somber-faced dignitaries.
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The reform, adopted by voice vote at the DNC's summer meeting in Chicago, will bar superdelegates — lawmakers, former presidents and other party dignitaries — from voting during the first ballot of the nominating process.
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The vast northern nation locked between Russia and China is known for its ancient breed of tough, tiny horses ridden by Genghis Khan and other warlords - and often gives horses to visiting dignitaries.
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Putin purposely used the St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency, which directed the election-related hacking under businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, known as Putin's "personal chef" for hosting dinners for dignitaries at his restaurants.
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As part of the bridge ceremony, officials and dignitaries from Mexico and the United States share "abrazos," or hugs, to symbolize "the amity and understanding between two neighboring nation," the website also states.
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Families separated from loved ones since the start of a brutal 1998-2000 border war sat next to dignitaries on the flight, one of two that took off from Ethiopia on Wednesday morning.
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In exchange for the gifts, Claiborne provided China with documents from the State Department that covered subjects including U.S. economic strategies and "visits by dignitaries between the two countries," the Justice Department said.
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During his appearance on the show, Kerry pushed back on Trump's Twitter attack from the previous night when the president accused him of illegally meeting with foreign dignitaries after leaving the State Department.
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One afternoon in December, the Arts of Korea Gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was abuzz, as dignitaries from the South Korean government inspected the display, while members of the press watched.
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Some Democrats have charged that Trump's businesses, now managed by his sons, have profited from his presidency, saying that foreign dignitaries sometimes stay at the hotel in part to curry favor with him.
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France held its annual Bastille Day celebrations on Thursday (July 14) with a traditional parade down the Champs Elysees in Paris, kicked off by French president Francois Hollande and with dignitaries in attendance.
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As commander-in-chief, he has acted much like a head of state, traveling to meet foreign leaders and arms suppliers, and holding court in Naypyidaw, the capital, with ambassadors and visiting dignitaries.
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Vice President Mike Pence's cold shoulder to the visiting North Korean dignitaries at the Games presaged for many that the temporary respite of sports diplomacy would give way to a dangerous military crisis.
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Ms. Lin appreciated the self-reflection required — feeling "weird" about whether she saw herself as Chinese or American — and the challenge of making a slide presentation on a tight deadline for visiting dignitaries.
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Snowflake will be open to researchers in fields as diverse as telecommunication, biotech, clean agriculture, robotics, and artificial intelligence systems, but it may also host more informal guests like students, media, or dignitaries.
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" The Secret Service, which provides protection for visiting dignitaries, said in a statement it would work with the police and the State Department "to aggressively pursue accountability for those involved in yesterday's protests.
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It&aposs the kind of place UN dignitaries and corporate execs book for extended stays in apartment-style residences, and where families are able to spread out in a quieter area than Midtown.
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As he greeted other dignitaries with laughs and half-hugs, Mr. Netanyahu huddled with President Emmanuel Macron of France before the two turned away from a wall of cameras, apparently to speak privately.
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Schoolchildren in uniform, market people, the posh dignitaries, friends from distant countries, daughters, granddaughters, even the wandering tourists — they were all there, the disparate tribes all gathered on the day of his funeral.
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In the clip, which has been viewed more than 1 million times on Twitter, Charles is shown making his way down a line of dignitaries at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem.
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Earlier, as Mr. Trump dined with dignitaries and members of Congress in the Capitol, the riot police clashed with protesters, hurling flash-bang grenades to drive them from streets near the parade route.
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Family members and cycling dignitaries crammed into the tiny church in Saint-Leonard-de-Noblat, while several hundred people stood in the town square outside watching the funeral service on a big screen.
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Trump's D.C. hotel has been a source of controversy for the president in the past, particularly over whether foreign officials and dignitaries could patronize the hotel to curry favor in Trump's White House.
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"In the last four years, we have made solid progress," Buhari told an audience of government, military and traditional figures and foreign dignitaries during a celebration of the return to democracy in 1999.
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While not naming PTM, Pakistan's army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa said at an April 12 meeting with dignitaries that "no anti-state agenda in the garb of engineered protests" will be allowed to succeed.
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That event -- America's annual National Independence Day Parade, a traditional patriotic celebration quite apart from any Trump event and replete with fife and drum, floats, balloons and dignitaries, steps off at 11:45 a.m.
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At 31, he is a full two decades younger than most of the delegates, business leaders, and dignitaries who dig in to their green beans as he once again steps up to a podium.
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The dignitaries on hand to celebrate the new plant in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil's top grains producer, underscores how eager the country is to find new outlets for its surging corn production.
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Well, he has foreign dignitaries paying to stay at his hotel, business leaders paying to be members of Mar-a-Lago, and property deals in countries ruled by leaders he interacts with as president.
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Jungmann told the Estado de S.Paulo newspaper over the weekend he was worried about security provisions for foreign dignitaries and the failure of foreign intelligence agencies to cooperated with Brazil on potential terrorist attacks.
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His most recent previous appearance this year was for Algeria's independence day celebrations on July 5, and he is usually only seen in brief state television videos greeting visiting dignitaries at his presidential residence.
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Along with that earth-shattering V12 engine, a large rear wing and the bright "Fiamma Red" paint job, you also get two seats and — I'm just guessing here — the right to shove foreign dignitaries.
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"We see this is popular with celebrities, dignitaries, royalty, wealthy individuals," McBurney tells Lemonis, and a lot of C-level executives get the room during conventions to use the space for meetings and entertaining.
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Originally called "Shangri-La," the facility has been used as a presidential retreat and place to host foreign dignitaries since President Franklin Roosevelt and is known for relaxation, fresh air and a comfortable atmosphere.
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Fireworks explode under cloudy skies as Disney dignitaries and characters appear in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle at the close of ceremonies for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland May 5, 2005 in Anaheim, California.
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The two also traveled to Dover Air Force Base together for the return of the remains of the US service member killed in the raid in Yemen, a relatively common practice for Delaware dignitaries.
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Neither the Russian flag nor the country's national anthem will appear at any events, and Russian dignitaries who were previously involved in Olympic planning have been banned, according to a statement by the IOC.
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When viewers tune in to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle later this month, they'll have a secret weapon to help them sort the minor nobles from the foreign dignitaries: facial recognition.
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The Libyan rivals were also pictured with dignitaries including Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, European Union Council President Donald Tusk, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian.
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Joking that she had a "rock star jacket" made for her own branded "Clinton Apology Tour," Clinton described having to apologize to foreign dignitaries who were characterized in leaked cables in an unflattering light.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Emperor Naruhito, 59, the nation's first monarch born after World War Two, officially proclaimed his enthronement to the world on Tuesday in a centuries-old ceremony attended by hundreds of dignitaries.
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In his book "Trump and Me," writer Mark Singer marveled at how the businessman worked a room full of dignitaries at the 1997 grand opening of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Manhattan.
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Some critics say that foreign agents and dignitaries who stay as hotel guests could have unfair access to the president, while others say the Trump family's visits to the hotel serve to promote it.
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Dignitaries on the stage from Latin America included Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Bolivian President Evo Morales, Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa, Panamanian President Carlos Varela, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos.
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They were met by around 100 family members, veterans and dignitaries, including Defence Minister Marise Payne and Governor-General Peter Cosgrove, a Vietnam veteran who now represents Australia's head of state, Britain's Queen Elizabeth.
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The police officers convicted of Ms Altantuya's murder were not Mr Najib's personal bodyguards, as has been claimed, but members of a unit that provides rotating protection for government officials and visiting foreign dignitaries.
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Visiting dignitaries may tire of the full-on reception lavished on them, but after a long flight a familiar face and a welcome smile can make the world of difference to the weary traveller.
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The foyer flows into a gallery and a spacious dining room with a connected sitting area — a space where numerous parties have been held, including fund-raisers attended by Hillary Clinton and other dignitaries.
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Local officials, dignitaries and tribal chiefs from Raqqa and neighboring towns and cities were among those to attend, alongside members of the Syrian Democratic Council, which is tasked with helping to rebuild the city.
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Chinese workers are said to have laid the last rails to complete the line at the Golden Spike Ceremony before dignitaries tapped four precious metal spikes into a polished tie made from California Laurelwood.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Robert Reed, who is enjoying a surprising career turn as a busy tour guide at the latest hot spot here, stood smiling one recent sunny morning before 10 foreign dignitaries and journalists.
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As dignitaries from the U.S. and Israel gathered in Jerusalem to celebrate the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, the death toll of Palestinian protesters killed along the Gaza border continued to rise.
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Putin, for his part, denied any recollection of either Kraft or the ring, and officials noted that the ring was on display in the Kremlin Library along with other gifts given by foreign dignitaries.
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The inauguration was held at the Palace of the Nation, the seat of the presidency, and was attended by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga and other dignitaries from neighboring countries.
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But it was a commission he received in 22018 — to work on Blair House, the official guesthouse for distinguished foreign dignitaries in Washington, with the interior designer Mark Hampton — that brought him national prominence.
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Antsy at being sealed off, with no visiting dignitaries and no large crowds, Trump has wondered aloud to aides when life will again return to normal -- not just for the nation, but for himself.
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David Letterman's Santa Claus beard, which he sprouted after leaving "The Late Show" two years ago, seemed to be a clear symbolic gesture that his days of thoughtful interviews with cultural dignitaries were over.
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Mr. Abse also worked with the Homosexual Law Reform Society, whose founders and supporters included such (straight) dignitaries as the Labour party politician Clement Attlee, the sociologist Barbara Wootton and the philosopher Bertrand Russell.
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The brainchild of Mr. Kushner and his team, the two-day "Peace to Prosperity Workshop" brought Arab dignitaries in dishdashas and headdresses together with skullcap-wearing Orthodox Jews from Israel and the United States.
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The United States' five living presidents, family, friends and dignitaries from around the country and the world filled Washington National Cathedral for a service on Wednesday to honor the 41st president, George H.W. Bush.
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In the palmy days before the ransacking, the abbess employs her to take notes on meetings with passing dignitaries, from whom she learns about many things, including gossip from the court about Anne Boleyn.
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Trump has not fully divested of the Trump Organization, leading to criticism that he is profiting off his presidency when foreign dignitaries book rooms at his Washington hotel or one of his other properties.
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"The Chinese nation advanced along the grand road toward achieving its great rejuvenation," the country's top leader, Xi Jinping, told a crowd that included dignitaries, party members and foreign journalists before the parade started.
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When Peggy Wallace Kennedy was invited to Selma to march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 2009 with civil rights leaders, she found herself sitting alone in a room as other dignitaries chatted together.
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She welcomes visiting dignitaries, entertains their spouses, hosts holiday parties and mom-dances with Jimmy Fallon, all with the public and the paparazzi ready to pounce on any wardrobe infelicities or bad hair days.
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Regarding visits by other diplomats, researchers at the College of William & Mary note that "China entertains more visiting dignitaries and elites each year than any other country"—a clear sign of Beijing's international prestige.
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Vice Premier Liu He, who will lead negotiations for China, told dignitaries that his offer to the U.S. will not include commitments on reforming Chinese industrial policy or government subsidies, according to to Bloomberg.
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Muhammad Iqbal, the technical manager for weapons at the Pakistan Ordnance Factories, said the rifle cost about $1,000 and was usually bought by collectors or presented to foreign dignitaries, especially from the Middle East.
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AMERICAN DIGNITARIES like to talk about their country's "ironclad" commitment to its alliance with South Korea and Japan, which has long been the main building block of the security architecture of north-east Asia.
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The visit by Irish dignitaries included a Friends of Ireland luncheon on Capitol Hill with President Donald Trump, where Trump and Varadkar discussed Brexit and Trump reaffirmed the strength of the US-Ireland relationship.
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Embassies and leaders who have met with Trump have been speaking among themselves and with other dignitaries about how to handle the new president, and a number of themes have emerged, the report said.
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And Trump will get to schmooze with dignitaries, although some of his favorites — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman — won't be attending this year.
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He and an official party that included military dignitaries marched up to a ramp next to a Boeing 747, then stood for a moment while a chaplain said a prayer before the two cases.
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