Sentence examples for rekindle relations from inspiring English sources

Most attempts to rekindle relations in recent years have been haphazard.

The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, predicted that the house's destruction would not affect efforts to rekindle relations between the United States and Pakistan, which have been virtually frozen since an American airstrike killed 24 Pakistani troops near the Afghan border in November.

Willliam Burns, America's number two diplomat, is in Delhi this week to try to rekindle relations after a period of stagnation, and a stalled deal on nuclear co-operation.

That was true even before President Obama announced a rekindling of relations with Cuba in December, and it's true this week, as John Kerry travels to Havana to raise the flag at the newly reopened American embassy, the first Secretary of State to visit since World War II.

Iman Ghavami's comments come at the same time as the UK is negotiating a delicate rekindling of diplomatic relations with Iran.

But Dr. Rodino does concede that for older patients it is especially important to focus not only on sexual function and performance, but on "touching, and non-intercourse sexual relations; I help them rekindle the affection and emotional closeness," Dr. Rodino said.

The killings and the decisions by grand juries to return no indictments against the officers involved have rekindled a national debate over race relations in the United States.

The killings of Garner and Brown have aggravated already strained relations between police and black Americans and rekindled a national debate over race relations.

This partnership of equals may lead to new introspection among the citizens of developed countries about themselves; it may rekindle that humanism that should lie at the foundation of global relations.

Still, Mr. Cunha Vaz, the public relations consultant, emphasizes the need to tread carefully when rekindling Portugal's historical relationship with his native country.

Victor Cha, a Georgetown professor and senior advisor at the foreign relations think tank the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told VICE News that the latest rekindling of relations between the nations has a volatile history dictated by external developments and diplomatic declines.