letter of recall

The president receives letters of credence and letters of recall from foreign diplomatic representatives.

About three weeks after the dismissal of Rochester (8 January 1687), he received his letter of recall from Sunderland.

Rakovsky left without presenting his letter of recall to President Doumergue, although he was scheduled for a meeting at the Élysée.

Also that I grieve that I have not been able to hand him my letters of recall in person, since the King who summons me sends none.

In October 1908 he left The Hague after presenting his letters of recall to Queen Wilhelmina, who conferred on him the Order of Orange-Nassau.

The president appoints and recalls Russia's ambassadors upon consultation with the legislature, accepts the credentials and letters of recall of foreign representatives, conducts international talks, and signs international treaties.

When, in 355, Claudius Silvanus revolted against Emperor Constantius II in Gaul, Ursicinus was sent to him with a letter of recall by Constantius.

The company reacted swiftly, issuing letters of apology, and on Tuesday 14 June PR manager Ron Tepper issued an official letter of recall in which he quoted a statement from Capitol's President Alan W. Livingston:

A letter of recall is the opposite, a letter sent from one head of state to another head of state recalling an ambassador, either as a means of diplomatic protest (see letter of protest) or because the diplomat is being reassigned elsewhere and is being replaced by another envoy.