The phrase "as rapprochement" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process of establishing or improving relations, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The two countries have been working towards a better understanding, as rapprochement is essential for lasting peace."
Alternatives: "as reconciliation" or "as a means of improving relations".
May 21 , 1921Moscow, Russia December 14 , 1989Moscow, Russia Andrey Dmitriyevich Sakharov, (born May 21 , 1921 Moscow, Russia died Dec. 14, 1989, Moscow), Soviet nuclear theoretical physicist, an outspoken advocate of human rights, civil liberties, and reform in the Soviet Union as well as rapprochement with noncommunist nations.
Mr. Roh is widely viewed as supporting Mr. Kim's efforts at rapprochement with North Korea as well as economic reform.
The vote came as attempts at rapprochement between Turkey and Armenia – which have no diplomatic ties – had already run aground.
Indeed, until recently, Maduro was spearheading an effort at rapprochement, as shown by a meeting in Guatemala on June 5 between Secretary of State John F. Kerry and his Venezuelan counterpart, Elías Jaua.
US presidents have often been given a frosty reception at regional gatherings, but Obama won warm plaudits at this year's Summit of the Americas for his moves towards rapprochement, as well as a glowing personal endorsement by Castro.
Thus, the hard-liners are trying to create a new crisis with the U.S. in order to prevent any rapprochement, as well as distract attention from their factional fighting.
When Grace and her family are finally allowed access to the blessing of light, a light that in the words of the children "doesn't hurt any more," we are encouraged to read this as a rapprochement, that light is also to be understood as knowledge, or as God.
As presented in this show, it seemed to manifest as a rapprochement between fine art and industrial design.
The trip was billed as a rapprochement after a period in which China had kept Britain in the cold.
In the international negotiations to reach a historic deal over Iran's nuclear program, France had taken one of the hardest lines, and Rouhani's visit is meant as a rapprochement – though whether it will amount to that remains unclear.
