Sentence examples for has made forging from inspiring English sources
The coalition has made forging strong economic links with China a priority, even incurring the wrath of Washington by signing up to Beijing's plans for a new Asian infrastructure investment bank.
His focus on strikes has made it impossible to forge, for now, the new relationship with the Muslim world that he had envisioned.
Although Mr. Bloomberg has made some attempts to forge close relations with minority New Yorkers, this poll did not show that his efforts were paying off.
The comment stung, especially since Dudley has made a big deal about forging an overhaul of BPs safety culture.
Still, the flood of forged documents has made it easier for employers to keep hiring undocumented workers.
Neither would be the Jewish homeland with equal rights for all that Israel's founding fathers intended.America's secretary of state, John Kerry, has made a Herculean effort to forge peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians along the lines of two states for two peoples.
But Obama has made clear he wants to forge a different kind of long-term relationship with China, one that relies less on bargaining chips and more on building good will.
He has made a special effort to forge a bond with new double play partner Howie Kendrick, another newcomer.
New technology has made it particularly easy to forge older coins.
Vice President Dick Cheney's visit to the Middle East has made it even more obvious that forging an Israeli-Palestinian peace is a vital American strategic priority.
This highlighted one of the main criticisms of Blair's supporters – that Miliband has made Labour unelectable by failing to forge strong relations with business.
