Sentence examples for normalization meaning from inspiring English sources
After a recent showing of "Budrus" at An Najah University in the northern West Bank city of Nablus, much of the discussion centered on whether nonviolence was an implicit attack on "legitimate armed struggle" and whether joining with Israeli activists was an illicit act of "normalization" — meaning granting recognition of Israel.
Normalization is performed on a 'per-property' basis, meaning that normalization is only performed on the data points belonging to the same property and not across all the data points.
"We will bring more detail on the settlements and on our approach to addressing two states, and they will bring what they expect to get from the Arab world, meaning measures of normalization, and from the Palestinian side steps on security and moves to end incitement," he said.
Mr. Mubarak emphasized that when the leader of Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, says in English, and in Arabic to his own press, that he is ready, in exchange for a total Israeli withdrawal, to have a "full normalization of relations" with the Jewish state -- meaning trade, tourism and embassies -- that is noteworthy, and is what caused all the buzz.
Economists interpreted that line, along with some carefully worded comments from Yellen (she said that "the statement that the Committee can be patient should be interpreted as meaning that it is unlikely to begin the normalization process for at least the next couple of meetings") as a signal that the Fed won't raise interest rates for at least several months.
Meaning Social Security retirement.
Meaning the National Rifle Association?
Meaning: appropriately modest.
