Sentence examples for better able to forge from inspiring English sources
In a conference call with reporters from Tel Aviv, Mr. Levin called on the Iraqi Parliament to vote the Maliki government from power because it had "totally and utterly failed" to reach a political settlement, and to replace it with a team better able to forge national unity.
With his long experience on Capitol Hill, officials said he would be able to forge better ties to Congress.
Kiva's strength, for example, comes from the numerous close relationships it has been able to forge with local partners, which in turn help give it scale and provide better coverage.
They ought to be able to forge a political consensus on how to move ahead.
"It would be nice to be able to forge a working relationship with someone," she said.
Yet a few great presidents were able to forge their own legacies.
But Mr. Hall never was able to forge a durable alliance with the New Left.
The days of city governments being able to forge ahead on their own are long gone.
The strength and duration of his government will depend on how broad a coalition he is able to forge.
In 1481, when Ahmed died, Ivan was able to forge an alliance with the Nogays, Mengli Giray, and Kazan.
