Sentence examples for normalisation from inspiring English sources

But he also blamed "a process of normalisation, whereby antisemitism is being made somehow acceptable".

The social licence to operate, and normalisation that such cultural relationships gift to oil companies, can dissipate the urgency for action and sponsorship can seek to directly influence the climate debate.

He added: "We are not the only ones who hope that there will be a normalisation of the yield curve".

He described the move as confirmation that "the process of reconciliation and normalisation was now far advanced".

These issues, which must be resolved within five weeks or the Agreement could collapse, are "policing, the stability of the institutions, security normalisation and decommissioning".

Higgins, a poet and writer who served as minister for arts in the Labour-Fine Gael coalition in 1994-97, quoted poets and key figures in Anglo-Irish history in his earlier speech to parliament as he hailed the normalisation in relations between London and Dublin, which has progressed from the "doubting eyes of estrangement to the trusting eyes of partnership".

It urged the normalisation of air and sea traffic, to reduce the economic damage the region is suffering.

But he sounded conciliatory and stressed that normalisation could be achieved only by dialogue with Poland's non-communist elements.

FitzGerald would have approved of the presence of the Queen and Prince Phillip as a powerful sign of normalisation between the two countries.

This was a normalisation of censorship.

Hamas is trying to make up for lost income from the tunnels by putting an extra levy of 200 shekels ($54) per lorry on goods from Israel.Unable to get the siege fully lifted and nervous about grumblings that the movement is veering towards normalisation with Israel, Hamas may be turning intolerantly inwards again.