Sentence examples for further galvanized from inspiring English sources

But those protests have further galvanized international advocacy groups for Tibetan rights, which are planning protests in different cities on the route of the international relay and, possibly, inside China.

A picture of Peruvian mummy bundles, shown in Dr. Kubler's class, sparked Ms. Hicks's interest in textiles, which was further galvanized when Albers took her home to meet his wife, Anni, the celebrated Bauhaus weaver.

Individual land ownership was further galvanized by a policy recommendation of the Royal Commission of Great Britain in 1955 that required Uganda to pursue a land tenure system that provides for individualization of land (Kisamba-Mugerwa 1992).

The producers were further galvanized to accomplish this goal after the events of 9/11.

The GAVI Alliance was formed in 1999 to re-ignite the global movement to achieve universal coverage – further galvanized by civil society, in particular the Gates Foundation.

It precipitated the National Defense Education Act of 1958, which created a new federal role in education and further galvanized the post-World War II investments in university-based study of the foreign world.

The present study is expected to prompt further developments in galvanized δ-TRIP steels.

The corrosion products formed on the galvanized steel surface could inhibit the further ingress of the chloride ions and enhance the protective property, while such effect was not obvious for the zinc metal.

The remarks might win Mr. Santorum further support from evangelical Christians and Catholics who have been galvanized by the Catholic Church's opposition to the president's insistence that religious-affiliated hospitals and schools offer health plans with free contraception.

The most common oversight in repairing galvanized is failing to feather the galvanizing repair material layer into the undamaged galvanized coating.

It's fair to hope for further triumphs from them all; you could see how soloists and corps dancers were galvanized to new luster by their presence.