Examples of using Normalised in English and their translations into Indonesian
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In 1979 the Zionist-Egypt peace deal was signed, which normalised relations between the two countries,
But there has been little sign of progress, as Abe said the issue of wartime forced labour was settled by a 1965 treaty that normalised relations following Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule.
his kidney function had normalised and his weight was up from 46kg on admission to 50kg.
Levels of vegetation were ranked on a scale under a system known as normalised difference vegetation index(NDVI).
Japan's Kyodo news agency said that the demonstrations were the biggest in China since the two countries normalised diplomatic relations in 1972.
the US lifted its own sanctions and normalised relations.
I am confident that the region will return to a normalised situation.
lack of logic and normalised equilibrium.
What does that really mean if Jokowi has facilitated the decay of Indonesian institutions," he says,"Or if he has normalised some really anti-democratic behaviours?"?
by 2006 the US lifted its own sanctions and normalised relations.
This Saudi-supported plague of piracy represents an existential threat to the economic model of the industry because every day that beoutQ exists piracy is becoming more normalised across the world.
have long discussed arrangements whereby ties with Israel would be normalised in exchange of a full withdrawal from territories it occupied in the 1967 war.
sports programming, normalised betting.
They have also been accepted by the film industry as a normalised part of the distribution and development of a film.
We have been saying for a long time now that gambling is being increasingly normalised for children.
is a system that retrieves and consolidates data periodically from source systems into a dimensional or normalised data store.
political protocols, and normalised prejudice and brazen dishonesty.
So when they went offline the price of the coin has reverted back to what would be a normalised trend line had there not been this price rigging.
Pope John Paul II has told US President George Bush that the situation in Iraq should"be normalised as quickly as possible" with the help of the international community and the UN.
it will come down to how sincere Mr Kim is about changing that for the sake of a normalised place in the world order.