Sentence examples for enhancing its standing from inspiring English sources
He praised Britain's forces for enhancing its standing.
For a university energetically committed to enhancing its standing academically, this neglect of ethical issues is stark.
The fact that no book followed it only seemed to enhance its standing: there was a sense of a writer having said everything she had to say, perfectly.
Beyond the direct benefits, Australia believes the Games will enhance its standing in the global economy.
If the United States is not interested, perhaps Japan's government could enhance its standing with the electorate by purchasing the Spanish club.
Oklahoma State (5-0) sits on the fringe of the national title discussion, and can enhance its standing for the first Bowl Championship Series rankings this weekend.
China's leadership also enhanced its standing with the Chinese people with a strong response to a wave of unrest in Tibet that drew international attention in early March to China's Tibetan policy and human rights record.
Depending on how the wavering lawmakers vote, the plan could get a bipartisan majority — if not a 14-vote supermajority — that could enhance its standing as a model for legislation.
Whether attached to government debt, federal agencies or the strongest corporate borrowers, it has stood as a gold standard among ratings, lowering borrowing costs and reassuring creditors.During the 1980s and 1990s, scarcity only enhanced its standing.
They said the party was likely to push domestic and other initiatives that were specifically designed to enhance its standing with black voters -- and, more significantly, moderate white voters, who are central to Mr. Bush's re-election and who, White House officials say, might be chased away by the perception that their party was hostile to civil rights.
Chief executive Ivan Gazidis is positive about the north London club's ability to enhance its standing in international commercial markets while also flourishing under new European football finance regimes.
