Others discuss how they might gradually normalise ties with Israel, as Israel normalises its own with the Palestinians.
Relations with west: Putin said the west must respect Russia's interests if it wants to normalise diplomatic relations.
"We will set out to normalise news coverage in Africa.
Two years of discussion and debate about independence had served to normalise the concept, which, against a backdrop of austerity and distant Tory government, appeared less risky than it had even in the oil-rich 1980s.
He said it would take a few weeks for the situation to normalise, in part because of panic buying.
He made his name in 2002 when accompanying his boss, the then-prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, on a trip to Pyongyang to meet the late Kim Jong Il and normalise ties.Until then, many Japanese had dismissed the rumours of kidnappings as a conspiracy theory.
That outrage caused India to withdraw from a promising four-year diplomatic effort to normalise relations between the two old rivals.
The most obvious is to normalise monetary policy by cutting RRR.
The trigger, it thinks, will come from attempts to normalise US monetary policy.A tightening cycle starting in, say, 2015 would take place against the backdrop of US public debt to GDP of more than 100%, a much lower starting point for interest rates, and an enormous volume of outstanding QE money, much of it sitting in so-called safe haven assets in the financial markets.
Another top official, Oliver Ivanovic, speaks fluent Albanian and was once a deputy in Kosovo's Albanian-dominated parliament.Mr Rexhepi, now mayor of the Albanian half of the divided city of Mitrovica, says that although such contacts may not on their own be enough to normalise Kosovo's status and its relationship with Serbia, they can make a big difference.
He also moved to "normalise" foreign and security policy, challenging the limits placed on Japan by its post-war pacifist constitution by sending refuelling tankers to the Indian Ocean and troops to Iraq.
