Sentence examples for whatever rapprochement from inspiring English sources
Regardless of whatever rapprochement the future holds, Mr. Pantín said Cuba Nostalgia — the fair and the feeling — will endure.
Working closely with Democrat Joe Biden -- who praised Helms's "tactical genius" in wedding a much-needed U.N. reform to U.S. dues payments -- ol' Jesse is in hot support of the new North American rapprochement, or whatever the Spanish word for that is.
Obviously, the Israeli democracy and the Saudi autocracy have little in common; it is undeniable that nothing, no political or geopolitical gesture, no great rapprochement with whatever State can make one forget, for example, the massive violations of human rights, and of women's rights, on the part of Riyad.
Indeed, fear of "opening the floodgates" to uncontrolled immigration may put Danish rapprochement with the EU off the agenda, whatever happens to the Lisbon treaty.
The "attack," according to Jongsma, consisted of Hedrick's suggesting to Davis earlier in the day that they pretend to be good friends in order to reap whatever marketing opportunities might come from such a made-for-TV, Olympic-year tale of rapprochement between two bitter American rivals.
