castenfelt造句

• Castenfelt could not be reached for comment on his reported diplomatic efforts.
• Castenfelt's involvement was therefore potentially embarrassing.
• While he owns a London financial company, Mr . Castenfelt is Swedish, not British.
• "Castenfelt helped explain positions that Milosevic subsequently agreed to, " he said.
• He said he introduced Castenfelt to Steiner and Wolfgang Ischinger, a senior German Foreign Ministry official.
• State Department spokesman James Rubin dismissed the notion that Castenfelt played a critical role in bringing Milosevic to heel.
• Castenfelt has acted as an intermediary between the International Monetary Fund and Russia in the past, Kaiser said.
• Castenfelt tried to put peace conditions set out by Western powers and Russia in a positive light for Milosevic, Kaiser said.
• The involvement of Castenfelt, who has helped steer Russia toward accords with the International Monetary Fund, was first reported on Monday in The Financial Times.
• The officials said that Castenfelt's visit was arranged by senior Russian military officials, who made contact with Milosevic's military and security entourage in Belgrade.
• Peter Castenfelt, a London investment banker with close ties to the Russian government, secretly entered Serbia on May 29 and remained in Belgrade until June 4, they said.
• But Steiner said the only purpose of the meetings was to gather information and to exchange views, insisting that Castenfelt's visit made little difference to the diplomatic efforts.
• A New York Times News Service article sent on Monday, June 14, about Peter Castenfelt, a financier who recently held secret talks with President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia, misstated his nationality.
• Michael Steiner, the chief diplomatic adviser to German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, said he met with Castenfelt twice _ on May 26, three days before the secret mission, and on June 7, after his return.
• Castenfelt, who once worked for the Dillon Reed investment banking firm, and now owns a London financial company, Archipelago Enterprises, is close to Chernomyrdin and is trusted by Russian President Boris Yeltsin, the officials said.
• The London banker, Peter Castenfelt, met Milosevic with the consent of Russia and Germany shortly before Yugoslavia agreed June 3 to the peace plan presented by official mediators, according to two men involved in the diplomatic effort.
• Those who have seen Milosevic recently _ including Hill, Gen . Wesley Clark and the Swedish financier Peter Castenfelt _ have found him extraordinarily out of touch, surrounded by mediocre aides, living in a world of complete unreality.
• Examining the statement by the Group of Seven industrialized nations in early May, in which Russia and the West first outlined terms for a settlement, Kaiser and Castenfelt saw other points that could be used in discussion with the Serbian leader.
• Kaiser, who arranged the meetings with Steiner, and Castenfelt first met and discussed the Kosovo war at a meeting of the East-West Institute, a research organization, in Berlin on April 9 and 10, just over two weeks after the bombing began.
• Castenfelt, who reportedly met Milosevic once during his stay, also discussed efforts by diplomats to coordinate crucial details about the pullout of Yugoslav forces from Kosovo, the end of NATO's air war and the arrival of the international peacekeeping force, Kaiser said.