Sentence examples for reboot relations from inspiring English sources

Chinese state media have heralded the trip as a chance to reboot relations between Beijing and Rangoon.

Two weeks into his reappointment as CEO, Dorsey used the opportunity to try to "reboot" relations with tech community.

Disappointment for Uber today if it was hoping an apology and a personal visit from its new CEO would quickly reboot relations with the local transport regulator in London, which last month stripped the company of its license to operate.

And the scenario to reboot relations is positive: India's new government and the Prime Minister have clinched a decisive mandate, and powered by the political change, the Indian economy is expected to cross 5% growth this year.

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives this weekend in the U.S. and prepares to meet President Obama next week, there is an opportunity for the two countries to reboot relations heading into the final stretch of the Obama Administration.

She said Trump may be able to reboot US relations with the Russian president, Vladmir Putin.

American plans to move past that case, and reboot diplomatic relations, were stymied this week by riots in Afghanistan after Korans were burned at the country's large NATO base on Monday night.

It also encourages a pragmatic rebooting of those relations.

That notion would have sounded outlandish here before the financial crisis underlined Russia's dependence on Western capital — and before Barack Obama offered a reboot of Russian-American relations.

As Justin Trudeau heads to China for what he hopes will be a reboot of Canadian-Chinese relations, accusations of censorship in both countries are putting a dark cloud over the visit.

The incident came as hopes had been raised of a constructive reboot in strained inter-Korean relations following the surprise visit of a top-ranking North Korean delegation to the South just three days before.