Sentence examples similar to enforced this view from inspiring English sources

The chairman of the Fed, Alan Greenspan, may have inadvertently re-enforced this view when he outlined the reasons he believed growth was slowing when he testified before the Senate Banking Committee July 20.

But we don't know how the media portrayal of Trump supporters as racist (a label many of them might reject) has further enforced the view that their grievances are not heard.

These contrasting patterns and effects have traditionally enforced the view that DNA methylation plays a fundamentally different role in vertebrate and invertebrate genomes.

We shall have no relief from this poisoning of the environment until our officials have the courage and integrity to declare that the public welfare is more important than dollars, and to enforce this point of view in the face of all pressures and all protests, even from the public itself.

In case of enforced view selection, a view with lower score will be discarded before one with a higher score.

He concluded: "The Due Process Clause... is no less dangerous when used to enforce this Court's views about personal rights than those about economic rights".

Another bonus of this enforced lateral view is that it helps me feel street-wise when my peers show clear signs of naïveté about what life must be like in a proper job.

"Having local governors also enforces the view that the council really cares," says Ball.

The Huntsville Advocate asserted, "This is a white man's government and a white man's state," and the Ku Klux Klan used terror to enforce that view.

He says that the economy is beginning to slow and that the recent sell-off in the stock market is re-enforcing that view among investors.

What was there said in connection with the quotation from the opinion of Mr. Justice Blatchford in the Cotton Tie Case enforces the view that the case was one of infringement because of the reconstruction of the patented device.