Sentence examples for effort to forge a from inspiring English sources

Along with the independence movement came, "an effort to forge a cultural identity," he added.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's effort to forge a fresh start with Republicans is the talk of the capital these days.

The arms control treaty is part of a complicated diplomatic effort to forge a new relationship with Russia, interlinked with issues like Iran, missile defense and Afghanistan.

The late Presidential envoy Richard Holbrooke, for whom Nasr worked, started the Obama Administration's effort to forge a political settlement with the Taliban.

So far, at least, Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner have spent virtually no time together and have made little effort to forge a bond.

In the 1980s, an American-supported autocrat, Mohammad Zia ul-Haq, seeded the education system with Islamists in an effort to forge a unified Pakistani identity.

It remains unclear if the opposition from the Eastern European nations will scuttle the latest effort to forge an EU-wide policy rooted in humanity rather than security.

As the veto-bearing permanent members of the Security Council, those five nations are crucial to the effort to forge an internationally accepted policy on Iraq.

This year, in an effort to forge an image that seemed a little more with it, the producers of "Masterpiece Theater" installed the actress Gillian Anderson as host and shed the stodgiest half of the title, making it simply "Masterpiece".

In Russia, Mr. Rumsfeld will meet Defense Minister Sergei B. Ivanov and discuss joint efforts against terrorism, the military campaign and the effort to forge an agreement on missile defense and strategic arms.

He said the state should devote more effort to forging a consensus with local governments, rather than forcing them to adhere to the plan.