Sentence examples for the normalising of relations from inspiring English sources

But the US president stressed that the "normalising" of relations with Cuba should allow discussion of such disagreements – some of which he personally sympathised with.

Another impact of media concentration seems to be the normalising of perverse behaviours.

Universal are hoping to film parts of the eighth movie in the action franchise on the communist-run Caribbean island after the US began normalising relations with the country last year.

It is up to the West to normalise relations with Russia Among the high-profile figures to be given the chance to ask questions was the editor-in-chief of the Nezavisimaya Gazeta newspaper, Konstantin Remchukov.

Under Tony Blair, Britain was close to Mr Mubarak, and led the charge to normalise relations with Muammar Qaddafi after the Libyan leader very publicly abandoned his programmes to build weapons of mass destruction.

"The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela hereby ends the process... of finally normalising our diplomatic relations," said Venezuela's foreign ministry in a statement.

Who thinks the US should normalise relations with Cuba?

Now that the US has gone about normalising diplomatic relations with Cuba, experts wonder how long the embargo will last.

7.45am GMT Today's agenda Merkel and Hollande will today be attending an event to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Elysée Treaty, which normalised relations between Germany and France after the second world war.

They were among the earliest investors in China after the two countries normalised their relations in 1972.

But it also marked the latest step towards normalising relations and working with Mugabe rather than against him.