Sentence examples for from a bulwark from inspiring English sources

The German labour market has "undergone a strange mutation from a bulwark of eurosclerosis into a champion of flexibility", writes Joachim Möller of the Institute for Employment Research (IAB).

Mr. Bush's remarks underscored the extent to which he has sought to recast NATO's mission from a bulwark against an invasion of Europe to an expeditionary force able to extend its reach far beyond its borders.

The government's abandonment of the strategic and historic town of Palmyra to IS without a fight has revealed the bankruptcy of Assad's propaganda narrative — far from being a bulwark against IS, the Syrian Arab Army suffered a humiliating defeat even in the limited role of museum guards.

The Vermont Senator, with his egalitarian anti-Wall Street and pro-working man message, could now win significant support from trade unions, usually a bulwark of the Clinton coalition.

Camping can provide a bulwark from which the gay man can sally forth into the world at large: it freezes the typecasting of homosexuals as effeminate, internalises it, and then throws it back in the face of the straight world as a kind of revenge.

From this arc of influence, it created a bulwark against threats from the outside, and a self-sustaining society built on oil revenues, taxes and loot seized from vanquished Iraqi and Syrian forces.

Then we would all benefit from a serious bulwark to protect against future threats that are already on the horizon.

Republicans were not only expressing their appreciation for his stalwart support of the United States in confronting Iraq and the broader threat from terrorism, but were also welcoming him as a bulwark against attacks, mostly from Democrats, on Mr. Bush's credibility.

But its main reputation derives from its linguistic diktats erecting a bulwark against the encroachment of English.

The early relationship between Pakistan and China stemmed in large part from an effort to provide a bulwark against India.

Anyone leaving or entering was searched, they said, in an apparent attempt to stop protesters from marching on the capital, a bulwark of the Assad family's 40 years in power.