Sentence examples for have normal relations from inspiring English sources

"We have normal relations.

Peace treaty is what you sign, but peace is when you have normal relations.

"We look at Iran as a neighbor in the region that we should have normal relations with.

If Canada, Mexico and the European Union countries have normal relations with Cuba, why shouldn't we? What, if any, United States interests are served by our policy?

Vietnam teaches several lessons, the first of which is that the United States can have normal relations with countries whose political systems and ideologies it rejects.

The two countries are at loggerheads over a series of issues ranging from American tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber to American complaints about Canadian softness on drugs, especially marijuana, to Canada's willingness to trade and have normal relations with Cuba.

The Economist has long believed that the embargo is unfair (it hurts Cubans rather than their government), illogical (America has normal relations with other communist countries such as China and Vietnam) and counterproductive (it gives the Castro brothers a pretext for tyranny).

Don't the long-term interests of the majority of Israelis lie with having normal relations with public opinion in the region?

"We have invited those countries and institutions with whom we have normal diplomatic relations," she said.

"We have invited those countries and institutions with whom we have normal diplomatic relations.

Deutsche Bahn and SNCF need to have normal commercial relations, like Lufthansa and Air France, says France's transport minister.