Sentence examples for heal relations from inspiring English sources

In Tokyo Mr Wang helped to heal relations after earlier bad blood.

The decision to grant Snowden asylum threatens to cause a diplomatic rift between the US and Russia, undoing recent attempts to heal relations.

From those who recognize our rights, from grassroots organizers to heads of state, I sense a global desire to build on this positive momentum and to be part of a global movement to heal relations and bring peace.

PAGE B11 MENDING FENCES -- Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain said he would meet with President Bush this week about the need to heal relations with Europe and involve the United Nations in postwar plans.

The Obama administration will have time to conduct its own review and to assess how best to answer the expected calls from Europe to heal relations with Russia, which will include missile defense.

More than a trusted friend who played table tennis with John Paul, took long walks with him and traded stories of the old days, Mr. Kluger was a sounding board and a go-between for him as the pope pushed the Roman Catholic Church to heal relations with Jews.

He has made a priority of healing relations with Washington, and has declared that Canada should not delay in joining the Nuclear Missile Defence (NMD) project.The televised debates have unleashed the fierce, or possibly desperate, side of Mr Manley, who is usually thought a bit dull.

Yesterday, telephone lines buzzed as leaders of environmental groups around the world debated how to heal frayed relations and rebuild momentum toward global action to stem climate change.

A parting caveat: the claims by these artists and advocates that their work can help heal human relations and create a sense of community, any more than any other art does, are hard to prove.

As long as it was burdened by its failure to reckon with past misdeeds committed in the name of Catholicism, the church could not fully heal its relations with other faiths.

Feisal Abdul Rauf, a well-known Egyptian Sufi imam who sits on the board of New York's Islamic Center and leads an interfaith initiative "to heal the relations between the Islamic world and America," told me, "I read that speech, and reread it, and it was not very philosophically coherent.