Sentence examples for rapprochement change from inspiring English sources

This was Ostpolitik aimed at Wandel durch Annäherung (change through rapprochement); change in the east through diplomatic and economic contact.

They say that Cuba's toleration of token dissent was a response to the Clinton administration: it was perceived to be unfriendly to Mr Castro's exiled foes in Miami, and saw dissidents as a means to rapprochement and peaceful change.

The cold-war belief in the power of dialogue, or "change through rapprochement", now applies to dealings with Russia in hopes of promoting democratic change.

"[Bahr] put his trust in the might of freedom and the power of dialogue, that was the basis for change through rapprochement".

There Mayor Willy Brandt assembled a group of thinkers to prepare the project that Egon Bahr, the spokesman for the Senate of Berlin, later called "change through rapprochement".

Why this gap between rhetoric and reality?The exodus is probably being stirred by American immigration policy itself or more precisely by the fear that it will change if rapprochement continues.

There Mayor Willy Brandt assembled a group of thinkers to prepare the project that Egon Bahr, the spokesman for the Senate of Berlin, later called "change through rapprochement". I do not know if the C.I.A. officers responsible for funding Partisan Review had these consequences in mind, but it was certainly a good use of covert funding.

Der Tagespiegel points out that the German museum directors working on the exhibition have defended themselves against rampant media criticism by invoking the need for "change through rapprochement".

For Yunior nothing has changed since the rapprochement between the US and Cuban governments.

Many on the island fear the rapprochement will soon lead to changes in the laws that currently allow those Cubans who reach US soil to stay.

But that deal, along with a climate change agreement and a rapprochement with Cuba, was a rare success.