Sentence examples for given greater force from inspiring English sources

They would have been given greater force if the committee had been able to agree on a text that all its members could support.

But the idea that somebody might be trying to undermine Holgorsen's reputation has been given greater force by the publication on May 28 of an anonymously sourced column in The Huntington Herald-Dispatch that described several alcohol-related incidents involving Holgorsen.

The Catholic church has said that "the sole purpose of the oath" signed by Boland was "to give greater force and integrity to the evidence given by Mr Boland against any counter-claim by Fr Brendan Smyth".

"He moved away from a rigid Marxist framework which sees economics and class struggle as driving history toward a more flexible approach that gave greater force to ideas," said David Underdown, an emeritus professor of history at Yale who studied with Mr. Hill.

The working group considering these questions is asking itself whether the EU needs further tax harmonisation and whether the commission should be given greater powers to force governments into line over their budgets.These debates over policy are inseparable from the turf wars between the European institutions and between the various governments.

There would be calls to give greater legal force to the charter of fundamental rights, a sweeping catalogue of social and civil rights.

And they have been given greater weight by Isis presenting itself as the only force able to fight Shia expansionism.

Its purpose is to give greater velocity and force to the spear.

The question is how much of this is due to the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation LMDCC), which has usually been a positive force and has given great encouragement to all of these good things, but did not in and of itself create them.

This would give much greater force to Iran's longstanding denial of interest in having a nuclear weapon.

Despite the European Parliament's efforts, when consulted on this text, to give it greater force, the framework decision lacks ambition and will not be enough to tackle the problems we face: combating racism and ensuring that our universal values are shared.