Sentence examples for its rapprochement from inspiring English sources

Another big concern is that the US will tear up its climate change commitments and its rapprochement with Iran.

This suggests that there are limits to Ukraine's integration with the European Union, just as there are to its rapprochement with Moscow.

The force will come under NATO's aegis, but be French-dominated and led another welcome sign, from Britain's point of view, that France has resumed its rapprochement with the military wing of the alliance.

The commission, created by Congress, recommends that the United States make no any further concessions to Iran as part of its rapprochement with political reformers until Tehran cooperates fully in the investigation and ends its support for terrorism.

"Its options are limited because of the economic crisis," Mr. Gomart said, "because of its rapprochement with Russia, because of its lack of consistency toward the E.U. with regard to human rights, and because, within the E.U., enlargement is not a priority".

"Everyone is looking towards Europe," says Yury Levenets, an adviser to Mr Yanukovich's team.The obstacle to Ukraine's integration with the EU lies not in its rapprochement with Russia but in its domestic politics, its weak institutions and the dire state of the economy.

South Korea, intent on reviving its own rapprochement with the North, would resist any effort to make its menacing neighbor the next target of the war on terrorism.

South Korea gained hugely in confidence when it ran the games itself, and is using the Sydney Olympics to display its new rapprochement with the North.

Victor Erofeyev's conclusion that "only the gradual movement of Abkhazia toward Europe can facilitate its future rapprochement with Georgia" does not match the political realities ("Abkhazia with a human face," Views, July 22).

Damascus may now find it has opened a Pandora's box of Islamist militants who question either Sunni Syria's alliance with Shia Iran, or its attempted rapprochement with the west, or both.

Iran has made hostility to America a premise of its 1979 revolution: it sees rapprochement as tantamount to renouncing fundamental principles.