The Queen has attentively perused the statement of Lord Palmerston in favour of accrediting an Ambassador at Paris.
This does not necessarily imply any discourtesy to the accrediting state, as the consul does not represent the sovereignty of the state.
This may be considered the generally accepted principle, though the interests of general justice and international courtesy frequently lead to voluntary waiving of the rule with the consent of the accrediting state.
It is customary, however, to give the accrediting state an opportunity to recall its consul.
If the form of government in the receiving state or in the accrediting state changes, it is customary to request a new exequatur.
Consuls do not necessarily withdraw because of hostilities with the accrediting state.
Within these limits domestic law of theaccrediting state determines the consul's functions.
Mexico has thought proper to reciprocate the mission of the United States to that Government by accrediting to this a minister of the same rank as that of the representative of the United States in Mexico.
At the accession of Queen Victoria, even before the members of the diplomatic body had had time to receive new letters accrediting them, the Queen wished to see them at Kensington Palace.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "accrediting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
