Sentence examples for consolidated throughout from inspiring English sources

The educational system had been consolidated throughout the monarchy.

In Turkey, the Children's Police Division consolidated throughout the country is having a considerable positive impact on the way juvenile suspects and victims are treated by the police, while coherence among different actors has been improved through the establishment of a central coordination council on juvenile justice.

General Partner Brian Jacobs seconds: "Right now we have a healthy IPO market, and I anticipate more M&A from large software companies as nascent industries begin to consolidate throughout the year".

In the spring of 1975 Pathet Lao forces consolidated their power throughout the country.

A federal panel of judges has consolidated 17 lawsuits throughout the United States filed against telecommunications companies accused of assisting the Bush administration monitor Americans' communications without warrants.

He survived the civil strife of the first half of his reign and eventually emerged as a masterful ruler who consolidated his power throughout the kingdom.

The withdrawal of Soviet occupation troops in March April 1946 triggered a scramble; Nationalist troops occupied Mukden (Shenyang) on March 12, while the Communists consolidated their hold throughout northern Manchuria.

However, Kocharyan gradually consolidated his power throughout the year to emerge as the most powerful figure in the country's leadership.

There are general plans to consolidate archives throughout the country, she said, adding that the rent for the New York archives is the most expensive in the country.

By nightfall there were also reports of Isis forces moving towards the ethnically sensitive city of Kirkuk and consolidating positions throughout Nineveh province, which borders the Kurdish north and Arab centre of the country.

You know that Americans are going through an extraordinary political moment when The Post reports that "military leaders are rapidly consolidating power throughout the executive branch" — that they're "publicly contradicting" the president and "balking" at carrying out his policies — and civilian politicians react with undisguised relief.