Sentence examples for further cement a from inspiring English sources

In this process, these culturally- determined belief systems further cement a faith in the goodness of the Mediterranean Diet in the minds of Western elites.

Burma's military ruler, Than Shwe, is set to receive the red-carpet treatment in India when he makes a rare overseas visit to further cement a controversial relationship that is increasingly vital to both countries.

WASHINGTON — President Obama on Tuesday nominated the first United States ambassador to Cuba in more than a half-century, defying opponents of his policy of rapprochement with the government of President Raúl Castro in an effort to further cement a new relationship between the countries before he leaves office.

The decision was further cemented a week later, Mr. Mehta said, when he met with Mr. Maazel in Munich after the Philharmonic's tour of Spain and found the conductor "so excited about coming to New York".

The PSV visit was an admirable gesture and one that further cemented a strong solidarity between two very disparate clubs, drawn together forever in the most tragic of circumstances.

The decision, preceded by the battling victory of the 3-10 furtherte, further cemented a unique relationship between Bolger and the Sheikh's racing and breeding operation that has previously seen Bolger's most talented performers moved to join the Dubai team.

That talent also landed him a gig co-hosting the Oscars in 1986, a turn that further cemented his A-list status.

With Beijing hoping to further cement its foothold in a country viewed as offering the easiest entrance to Europe commercially, Chinese officials are eager to replicate Cosco's business model elsewhere.

To further cement the imagery of a song's subject matter, the emotion-drenched tracks employ nifty time shakeups, smooth unexpected chord changes, and an arsenal of Wurlitzers, Hammond B-3s, Farfisas, and mellotrons that compliment Robert's guitar playing and evocations of The Band, The Doors, U2, and even Bruce Springsteen.

She fears it will serve to further cement her husband's reputation as a "freak and a megalomaniac" – "a minotaur" who imprisoned people in his castle.

In November, Lagarde endorsed the Chinese yuan as an IMF reserve currency  — a historic move that, if approved, would further cement China's rise as a top economic power.