Sentence examples for process of rapprochement from inspiring English sources

In Vietnam, meanwhile, where George W Bush's administration began a process of rapprochement in the early 2000s, the US continues to turn a blind eye to one-party rule, partly in return for Vietnamese support over Chinese maritime expansionism.

If Mr. Driscoll can see a way of taking at face value Mr. Adachi's stated intent in coming to the funeral, perhaps he can encourage other city leaders to begin a process of rapprochement.

So, some commentators ask, is it not possible that, having failed to catch real American spies in Russia and having failed to derail the process of rapprochement between Russia and the US by charging innocent Russian scientists, our spy masters decided simply to hand in to their American colleagues somebody who would look like spies but, in reality, are not even professionals?

It should likewise be made clear right from the start that neither the process of rapprochement between the F.R.G. and the G.D.R. nor a united Germany should spell a threat or harm to the national interests of neighbors or anybody else for that matter.

Raul Castro might launch a major initiative to speed up the process of rapprochement with the Cuban American community.

(Gross was released in December when Obama and Castro made their historic declaration that the two countries were beginning a process of rapprochement).

Nicu Popescu, a research fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, said Lukashenko might be seeking to distance himself from the process of closer rapprochement with Europe.

While the difficult process of Polish-Russian rapprochement is not explicitly related to the U.S.-Russia reset, it would have a positive impact on Central Europe as well as the broader trans-Atlantic relationship.

As the countries of western Europe began the process of rebuilding and rapprochement in the wake of World War II, political and economic integration was widely seen as the path to peaceful reconciliation between the former enemies.

Blair's letter was written following several years of rapprochement between the UK and Libya, a process that gathered pace after the al-Qaida attacks of 9/11.

While Washington insists on a policy of regime change imposed from the outside with unilateral and indiscriminate sanctions, Latin American and Caribbean countries conceive democracy promotion by persuasive rapprochement accompanying the process of economic reform and political liberalization taking place in the island.