Sentence examples for early rapprochement from inspiring English sources

How Iowa got caught up in the diplomatic maelstrom dates back to the early rapprochement between the two countries.

Most historians say that both men needed each other too much as adversaries to see significant political benefit in early rapprochement: Mr. Eisenhower needed to show that he was standing up to the new Cuban government, which was bent on nationalizing American assets, while Mr. Castro's own legitimacy, in many ways, was based on his anti-Americanism.

A number of popular Wahhabi preachers, like Mohamed Hassan and Mohamed Abdel Maqsoud, not only complained of Mr. Morsi's earlier, tentative rapprochement with Iran but also frothed at the mouth as they openly identified the Shiites with all evil.

Don't hold your breath.Despite China's earlier stipulations, a rapprochement is possible.

The Kaesong complex was the last of a group of cross-border projects set up during an earlier period of rapprochement and then halted one by one as relations soured.

Bouckaert found a file containing hundreds of secret letters and faxes that MI6 and the CIA had sent to Koussa during the early days of the rapprochement between Libya and the west.

In fact, were it not for the political power of the anti-Castro community in Florida -- which has been waning as part of a generational shift -- there may well have been a move toward rapprochement much earlier than this.

Even Jacques Chirac, his predecessor, tried a Franco-American rapprochement in his early years, before the big fall-out over Iraq.

As part of the rapprochement, however, Israel started releasing early Monday the first of about 500 Palestinian prisoners it said would be freed by midday.

Killing the high-decibel speakers that have broadcast on-and-off since the early 1960s is part of a wider rapprochement by Seoul toward their neighbor.

Rejecting his earlier ideological commitments, from 1999 Gaddafi encouraged economic privatization and sought rapprochement with Western nations, also embracing Pan-Africanism and helping to establish the African Union.