Diplomatic missions

Usage examples of legations.

By Japanese custom, Legations were housed in sections of Buddhist temples.

After the initial horror of the damage and meeting a few people on the waterfront, seeing bandages and burns, no one spoke of deaths, seeing the Legations, Struan's and Brock's and important parts untouched--along with the army encampment and the fleet--all this took away most of his tension.

When the train had left the Diplomatic Concourse, half filled with what seemed to be Imperial supplied staffers to various Legations, he pulled out Sergel's report and began to read.

But to myself and almost aloud I declared that, since the two legations were expected to arrive that day, I might perhaps sight one of them.

The meeting of the legations has taken place, your mission here is over.

The entire team of agents charged with the security of Eliton and his staff during the Union Station meeting with Spacer legations has now been killed.

The entrance of the Eliton party, the gathering on the platform, the arrival of the Spacer legations, the explosions.

He had, however, made all sorts of promises to the senate in view of the war both by his own legations to Rome and personally to the envoys whom the senate had sent to him.