Sentence examples for start to relations from inspiring English sources

Saad Sultan, an official in an Iraqi government ministry, contended that Mr. Obama could give a fresh start to relations between the Arab world and the United States.

Aides to Mr. Roh have expressed concern recently over the potential for a badly strained start to relations with the Bush administration and were eager to send a friendly and businesslike message to Washington even before the new government here takes office in February.

Putin is due to meet Trump for the first time on the sidelines of the G20 summit in early July, but Moscow's hopes of a new start to relations under the new president have been overshadowed by the allegations of Russian interference in the election and potential collusion with elements of the Trump campaign.

That should include an early start to normalizing relations with Israel, bolstering Mr. Abbas and persuading Hamas to stop its rocket attacks.

Despite promising a fresh start to bilateral relations, Obama, who denounced last month's missile launch as "a provocation," has so far failed to persuade North Korean to enter into negotiations.

Given Turkey's stance on the genocide dispute, as well as its energy deals with Azerbaijan, the trip qualified as a modest start to expanding relations, said Cengiz Aktar, a political scientist at Bahcesehir University in Istanbul.

Pakistan has to be persuaded to do more to stop terrorists infiltrating into Indian-administered Kashmir, while India has to start to normalise relations with Pakistan and to deal with what Mr Straw has described as the "human-rights deficit" in Kashmir.The visitors will find the mood in Delhi has stiffened since their caravan last trundled through in May and June.

He signed an executive order that banned excessive interrogation techniques; ordered the closing of the controversial military detention facility in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, within a year (a deadline that was not met); proposed a "fresh start" to strained relations with Russia; and traveled to Cairo in June 2009 to deliver a historic speech in which he reached out to the Muslim world.

He said his appointment marked a fresh start to improve relations between the Welsh and UK governments.

Among other things, discussions in the upper quartile of society center around Obama's visit being a 'fresh start' to US relations with the Middle East, while discussions in the 'blue collar' segment of society center around how much scolding of Egypt the speech will carry.

Politicians in the north and south must start to build good relations with neighbours, because we will need each other – in trade, in peaceful co-existence, and even in families whose parents have married across the divide.