Sentence examples for normalizing ties from inspiring English sources

But he stopped short of calling off talks on normalizing ties that are scheduled to be held in two weeks.

As a first step, the North is likely to demand talks on normalizing ties with Washington, analysts in Seoul said.

Both Mr. Vajpayee and Mr. Singh also made concerted attempts at normalizing ties with Pakistan and China.

With his apology for the abuses of 35 years of colonial rule that ended in 1945, Mr. Koizumi jump-started the process of normalizing ties.

Oddly enough, considering the charges of anti-Semitism that derailed his candidacy, he has never been known as a strong opponent of normalizing ties with Israel.

Martin Kobler, the special representative of the United Nations secretary general for Iraq, welcomed the move as an "important step" toward normalizing ties between the two countries.

"Normalizing" him at least to the extent of tying him to the party that birthed him might pay dividends as they prepare to make deals with him.

As for Turkey's attempts at normalizing relations with its neighbor Armenia, with whom diplomatic ties were severed in 1992, the zero problems policy has not lived up to expectations, either.

He said that in the view of North Korea, normalizing relations with the United States was "absolutely key" to improving ties with South Korea.

Normalizing men bragging about sexual assault only normalizes sexual assault.

Breaking decades of Cold War-era hostility, Obama and Castro announced plans last December to restore diplomatic ties that Washington severed in 1961, and to work toward normalizing overall relations.