Sentence examples for forge lives from inspiring English sources

Mr. McDonnell, a Republican who was once a prosecutor, saw firsthand how disenfranchisement, combined with other obstacles, makes it harder for former offenders to forge lives outside of prison, and he has worked diligently to address the issue.

Then everyone would be free to make some internal play on the words "papal bull" and continue to forge lives built on a sense of common humanity instead of on greed, political expediency and a strange kind of quisling arrogance.

South Korea, meanwhile, puts defectors through a three-month assimilation program — and even then the defectors have enormous problems forging lives for themselves in the South.

They take their meds and forge ahead, living confident and strong lives.

Corporal Levine and his buddies will continue to bear witness, and forge new lives.

It represents an impressive start toward the goal of helping newly released inmates forge viable lives on the outside.

"When a couple separates this financial squeeze can make it impossible for them to forge new lives separately," she said.

Is this really the kind of empowerment we must expect for victims of domestic violence who are struggling to forge new lives?

We follow their paths as as they forge new lives in their adopted city, hoping it will better than the problems they've left behind.

One of Granta's best of young British novelists, Sunjeev Sahota's second novel The Year of the Runaways (Picador) follows the stories of four illegal immigrants from India trying to forge better lives for themselves in England.

On Wednesday, Judge Lippman announced the creation of the nation's first statewide system of specialized criminal courts to handle prostitution-related offenses and make services available to help sex-trafficking victims escape their abusive situations and forge new lives.