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• a  of or relating to or characteristic of ambassadors

• There have been occasions in the last two years when the Vatican has objected to ambassadorial candidates -- from Argentina, in the case of a divorced Catholic with a live-in .
• A full-blooded international career of oil wildcatting, marital freewheeling and ambassadorial roving has left 52-year-old John Peyton Trimble irrepressibly convinced that .
• They have been staying together at Winfield House, the sprawling American ambassadorial residence in Regent's Park, and are photographed together regularly, boarding and leaving .

News & Articles

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• Is China the future of Western classical music?
  BEIJING - Nicholas Platt may have a longer association with the evolving Chinese culture than anyone currently in the U.S. diplomatic corps. He was here in 1972 during President Richard Nixon's first visit, and lived in China for years after before ambassadorial appointments took him elsewhere. Given his recent advisory relationship with the Philadelphia Orchestra, he's able to discuss a ...
  June 9, 2013 - The Philadelphia Inquirer

Quotes

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• Hoshyar Zebari in Washington Post
  I can confirm that there will be a second round of talks in Baghdad soon. It will be at the ambassadorial level. Iraq will be there and the talks will be about Iraq's stability and security,Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zebari told Reuters.
• David Cameron in Wall Street Journal
  Meanwhile, in a speech to the Foreign Office Leadership conference, the prime minister urged the nation's diplomats to "do more with less," warning that: "If you want to keep Britain's great ambassadorial residences--then I want you to show...
• Lee Hamilton in Islamic Republic News Agency
  You cannot solve the problems with Iran in two meetings at ambassadorial level. You have to have long, sustained meetings at a very high level,Hamilton said.