Sentence examples similar to a reinforced declaration from inspiring English sources

a A reinforced concrete beam.

Grenfell Tower had a reinforced concrete core, reinforced concrete floors and reinforced concrete columns.

He said in the previous debate that he hates cancer, a declaration reinforced by his staunch support for a 2007 ballot proposition that created a $3 billion Cancer Research Institute.

"I have a reinforcing reason".

It's a reinforcing cycle.

World Conferences and Summits The standards articulated in the international covenants and conventions have been reinforced through declarations and plans of action that have emerged from a series of World Conferences organized by the United Nations.

This declaration reinforced an earlier determination that biofuels — like wood — are carbon-neutral.

The film's status as something of a political hot potato was reinforced by the declaration of activist group Sisters Uncut to stage a protest at the premiere event against cuts to domestic violence services.

His no-nonsense image was also reinforced by two declarations: firstly that he is strongly against swearing on the pitch ("But if they use TV evidence for this, they should use it for all that happens on the pitch as well") and that, contrary to rumour, he does not dye his hair: "No, unfortunately for those who think I do.

Credibility of the package is reinforced by several declarations that the contents of the package are based on the best international research evidence [ 97].

A: Declaration of Tina Rivera, March 17,2008.