Sentence examples for deliberate forging from inspiring English sources
As prosecutors revealed in last year's criminal case in Philadelphia, Argenbright for years had no internal controls or audit systems that would have detected its district manager's deliberate forging of workers' histories to hide criminal convictions and hire as many people as possible.
Jewish radicals schooled themselves in Russian literature; the Yiddish cultural movement represented a deliberate effort to forge world-class art out of folk material.
The mayor of London said rivals were "forging ahead" while the UK was deliberating and he described a review due to report in 2015 as "glacial".
The networking process for an introvert requires a more deliberate approach: prioritizing a small number of people to focus on forging lasting connections.
Perhaps it was a deliberate creative decision to keep these two gifted and charismatic performers from forging any bond; their forthcoming coupling in Broadway's Bridges of Madison County may shed some light on what might have been.
His seeming rootedness, Scott suggests, was forged in deliberate response to his mother's restlessness.
Pelosi's deliberate approach has been forged over decades, from a childhood steeped in the rough-and-tumble politics of Baltimore — where her father and brother served as mayor — to her years in the House, where she has watched as generations of zealous Republicans have pursued Democratic presidents and then suffered as they have been accused of overreach.
States must work in concert with each other, with the federal government, and indeed with the industry itself to forge a deliberate, cohesive national framework that ensures the safety of consumers and the public, while also fostering innovation.
Forging ahead is another.
