Sentence examples for continue to anchor from inspiring English sources

Good old liberal Germany will continue to anchor everyone.

Current indications, albeit incomplete, suggest that the three will continue to anchor the global economy in 2013.

"Whatever 2013 throws at us, the Liberal Democrats will continue to anchor this coalition in the centre ground," the deputy prime minister said.

"I am sure that it would be in Scotland's interest to join Nato and to continue to anchor our own defence in a wider alliance of Western democracies," she said in a letter to the Scotsman newspaper.

Well-tried pair Jack Dewsbury and Diego Chara will continue to anchor the midfield while lanky Nigerian Fanendo Adi will again lead the line up front after a promising half-season in 2014 following his arrival from FC Copenhagen.

But they should not continue to anchor American policy on a failed course that has strained Washington's relationship with allies in the hemisphere, prevented robust trade with the island and offered the Cuban government a justification for its failures.

Brian Rafalski, with two assists, continued to anchor the American defense.

Henkel continued to anchor sustainability in its corporate policies.

Mr. Lehrer continued to anchor it until 2011, when he retired.

While the Japan-US alliance continues to anchor regional stability, the domestic politics that support it in both countries are also shifting.

But the idea of Indian sacredness is not some western concept grafted on to the subcontinent in a fit of mystical Orientalism: it is instead an idea central to India's mythological conception of itself, which "continues to anchor millions of people in the imagined landscape of their country".