Sentence examples for ending its isolation from inspiring English sources

"The world's last Stalinist state has embarked on the road to ending its isolation".

The absorption of Tibet by China, however, necessarily pushed Bhutan toward ending its isolation; the event brought major changes to the way of living in those high regions, as military precautions were taken to guard against the potential danger of a Chinese incursion from Tibet.

By articulating all questions so far developed, the seventh section concludes the paper by assessing the crucial role of recognizing the worth of labour in the health care sector and of ending its isolation.

It is out to guarantee that Iraq cannot threaten its neighbors or global stability, and if Iraq meets that test it can end its isolation and even have relations with America, which is what the Iraqis really want.

By allowing foreign troops on its soil for the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution — and Russians for the first time since World War II — Iran may be seeking to show it can end its isolation with or without the United States, analysts said.

With the decision, the Church is acknowledging the importance secular society places on equality, signalling that it wants to end its isolation from the lives of the people it serves.

Under American pressure the 48-member Nuclear Suppliers Groupp ended its isolation of India.

Iceland, which became an emblem of the 2008 global financial meltdown, hopes to end its isolation by lifting capital controls imposed during the crisis.

Of late, his counterpart in the North has been taking steps to end its isolation, seeking to make or restore diplomatic relations with countries in the region and elsewhere.

The city's growth has relied on gadgetry: the airplane ended its isolation; the automobile has had more effect internally than in any other city; TV was influential because people could stay home for their entertainment.

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Porfirio Lobo, a longtime conservative politician, appeared headed toward victory on Sunday in the Honduran presidential election, which many hoped could help the country emerge from the crisis caused by last summer's coup and end its isolation.