Sentence examples for the normalisation of ties from inspiring English sources

Another will look at the normalisation of ties between North Korea and America.

The conflict is also holding back the normalisation of ties between Armenia and Turkey, a process strongly supported by America.

Inventing wild myths about Jewish designs on Muslim holy places can only harm any prospects for the normalisation of ties between Israel and its Arab and Muslim neighbours.

"Lukashenko won but mass protests and arrests of the opposition did not take place this time," Alexander Klaskovsky, an analyst with Belapan think tank, told AFP. "It would be enough, in these conditions, for minimal progress in order for the normalisation of ties with the United States and EU to continue".

Mrs Clinton also called on Azerbaijan to show more respect for civil liberties, and for progress on the normalisation of ties between Armenia and Turkey.

Talks on the normalisation of diplomatic ties are expected to begin within weeks.

Russia and Turkey agreed quickly the assassination was an act of "provocation" In televised remarks, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the act was "undoubtedly... aimed at disrupting the normalisation" of bilateral ties and the "peace process in Syria".

Furthermore, the presence of Vietnamese military forces in Cambodia became an obstacle which prevented the normalisation of diplomatic ties with China, the United States and the member nations of ASEAN.

But the Foreign Office spokeswoman said the normalisation of bilateral diplomatic ties would ultimately depend on reliable Iranian assurances of the safety of British diplomats, and "in major part" on progress in multilateral nuclear negotiations.

CNC The normalisation of violence is tied in also to the sidelining of women.

The move comes amid a normalisation of ties between the US and Cuba.