Sentence examples for being forged for from inspiring English sources

"I don't see a strategic vision being forged for Africa," Mr. Yumkella said.

The idea that Australian passports are being forged for the use of assassination and covert operations is a pretty bad look.

And thus my highbrow tastes were forged for life.

A signature had been forged for the delivery of soil to rehabilitate farmland.

A more institutionalized approach for engaging the best minds on crucial challenges should be forged for future emergencies.

By necessity, coalitions across Iraq's sectarian and ethnic landscape are forged for the sake of stability, but by necessity, with everyone a kingmaker, those coalitions frustrate effective rule.

There's no denying the exclusive history of Yale's comedy scene; it has been forged for white men by white men in what is, frankly, a depressing reflection of today's entertainment industry.

Judith Butler follows Edward Said's late suggestion that through a consideration of Palestinian dispossession in relation to Jewish diasporic traditions a new ethos can be forged for a one-state solution.

Her goal was to show not only how the anti-Taliban forces of the Northern Alliance were gearing up for an assault but also how most boys' lives there were forged for war.

To the horror of American officials here, Mr. Karzai had strongly considered overriding the Election Complaint Commission, a United Nations-backed body that found that nearly a million ballots had been forged for Mr. Karzai, and declaring himself the winner.

More important for the region's future than its steel and electricity plants [6] was the identity that had been forged for its inhabitants: industrialized areas like these, attracting workers from all over the Soviet Union, were a proletarian version of the American melting pot.