Sentence examples for far from consolidating from inspiring English sources

Far from consolidating a right-wing dictatorship, Bush's actual political legacy may well turn out to be resuscitating American liberalism.

Far from consolidating power in the authoritarian manner that has plagued Iraq's history, Mr. Maliki risks losing it through the ballot box.

Far from consolidating, the European industry has instead gone in the opposite direction.Although cuts at GM and Chrysler have removed some (though not enough) excess capacity in America, not a single car factory in Europe has closed so far.

The new line-up, far from consolidating Hu in power, will highly constrain his freedom to act: –In the nine-member PSC, Hu will only be able to count consistently on three votes, being his own, and those of Wen and Li Keqiang.

That is worrying confirmation that the region's democratisation, one of the great achievements of the past two decades, remains far from consolidated.

Although State Fragility Index and Polity scores have improved [ 31], the democracy is far from consolidated.

"You've got to bear in mind that Spain's economic recovery is far from being consolidated and there are many chances for the progress to be undone.

Furthermore, as shown in the second part, the data analyzed evidence that the discourse of achieved transformation is far from being consolidated.

Both the White House and the House plan do not go that far in consolidating agencies.

The best way to neutralise him was to dilute political power among several small parties, none of which would be strong enough to survive without his help.Although from different camps, Mr Khukhashvili and Mr Bendukidze agree that, far from trying to consolidate power in his own party, Mr Ivanishvili prefers to see many small ones.

All Group 1 species examined thus far also have consolidated polar granules inside their spores.