Sentence examples for growing rapprochement from inspiring English sources

It marked a growing rapprochement between Catholics and Orthodox Christians.

"I think there is a growing rapprochement and a sense of commonality," said Max L. Stackhouse, professor of Christian social ethics at Princeton Theological Seminary.

Economics are a key factor in the growing rapprochement, but the decision to open the door to greater contacts has also been inspired by politics and some wishful thinking on both sides.

Many worry that Hungary's Viktor Orban will squabble with such neighbours as Slovakia, where a large Hungarian ethnic minority feels increasingly alienated by Mr Fico's own ethnocentric approach.A growing rapprochement with Russia is also under way in most places.

The growing rapprochement between the west and Iran has increased the likelihood of a huge increase in Iranian crude exports just as Iraq and other countries are ramping up output.

But recent meetings, including talks between intelligence officials, point to a growing rapprochement between Cairo and Qatar, which owns the al-Jazeera network and was a strong backer of the ousted Muslim Brotherhood.

But since the end of the Leveson inquiry evidence sessions there have been growing signs of a rapprochement.

Recent months have seen growing signs of a rapprochement between Turkey and Russian president Vladimir Putin, but Turkish officials insist this trend was underway before the coup and should not be seen as a reflection of any anger with the US.

Kareem said he thought the timing of the vote was propitious, coming amid growing concern that a rapprochement between Hamas and Fatah might be in the offing and a recent surge of sympathy for Palestinians after the Israeli bombing of Gaza.

Hopes may be growing for some kind of rapprochement between Iran, the US and the west, focused on the ever-contentious nuclear issue - to the chagrin of the Saudis and their conservative Arab allies.

Analysts say they believe that Belarus's rapprochement with Europe is becoming a growing irritant to Moscow.