Sentence examples for * the normalisation from inspiring English sources

Despite the normalisation of knock-offs, the less affluent still buy more fakes overall.

"They have sworn to do anything they can against the normalisation of relations," Sigfússon added.

CNC The normalisation of violence is tied in also to the sidelining of women.

"Today's outcome represents landmark achievements in the normalisation process," said Mogherini, a former Italian foreign minister.

"Jeff's leadership has been vital throughout the normalisation of relations between the United States and Cuba".

The end of the normalisation of rape!" it said, calling for the same response in Brazil.

Talks on the normalisation of diplomatic ties are expected to begin within weeks.

Young Cubans will expect more than nice TV pictures from the normalisation.

Racism, the normalisation of insidious scapegoating of racial and religious groups, does have echoes of the horrors of the 1930s.

It is a major step towards the normalisation of the banking system and the necessary unfreezing of the credit markets.

'Szpilman manages to describe the normalisation of the abnormal,' says David Cesarani, professor of modern Jewish history at Southampton University.