Sentence examples for reestablish ties from inspiring English sources

Last month, Mr Obama and Mr Castro announced a plan to reestablish ties that were cut in 961, shortly after Mr Castro's brother, Fidel Castro, swept to power in Cuba and overthrew a dictator.

Kings most often appointed bishops from among their followers without regard for religious qualifications; the metropolitan see was often fragmented in the course of territorial partitions and tended to lose its importance, and the church in Francia increasingly withdrew from papal control despite papal attempts to reestablish ties.

Could Food Network conceivably reestablish ties with Deen considering stories like Charles's?

Among other things, he said he wants to reverse Obama's move to reestablish ties with Cuba, allow businesses to refuse gay wedding services and tax some wealthier households to provide bigger child tax credits.

The Oriental Institute reestablished ties with Iran following a conference in Tehran in August 2003, attended by more than 50 international scholars, with speeches by high-ranking Iranian officials that included President Khatami and the minister of culture and Islamic guidance, Ahmad Masjed Jame.

I had broken up with my husband, reestablished ties with him, and let him crash at my place upon his move to Los Angeles.

Its recent efforts to make peace with those it has had longstanding grievances point to its desire to be a broker of peace and a leader in the region: it recently reestablished ties with Armenia; it is seeking reconciliation with its Kurdish minority; and it has made diplomatic and military agreements with Syria, even suggesting that peace between Syria and Israel can only go through Ankara.

Because of the position he took, Aflaq had a falling out with al-Bitar who still believed there was a chance to reestablish good ties with Nasser.

American Roberta Jacobson and Cuban Josefina Vidal are heading their countries' delegations to reestablish diplomatic ties after more than half a century, overseeing January's opening salvo and heading into the next session.

In May, the US cleared a huge stumbling block when it removed Cuba from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, something Cuba indicated was crucial in reestablishing diplomatic ties.

Adds Peg Riley, a molecular evolutionist at Yale University: "He's reestablishing the ties between ecology and evolution.