Sentence examples for help in forging from inspiring English sources

The foreign secretary balanced his remarks by paying tribute to Nick Clegg for his help in forging "firm friendships around the capitals of Europe".

If Mr. Bush does not choose Senator Breaux for his cabinet, he would do well to ask his help in forging a new consensus to introduce more choice and competition in the Medicare system, without eroding care for the elderly poor.

Intel, though, has long-term credibility that would help in forging a relationship with such a networking giant.

The Practice has to be understood and approached as a complex organization, however, and the ethnography [ 29] we carried out prior to beginning the training was a great help in forging links, understanding how the practice worked, and agreeing training priorities.

Perhaps it helped that in forging a deal to reduce risk, Mr Leavitt's own background in financial services was in insurance, not investment banking.

This project would assist in forging that link.

That crucially applies to the international arena, where Obama recommitted America to help lead efforts in forging an international climate deal.

That aside, what is harder to understand is why Mrs. Ashton's attempts to establish a strong strategic dialogue with Turkey, separate from E.U. accession talks, should be blocked at a time when the Union needs all the help it can get in forging a coherent strategy toward the Middle East.

Finally, the services of Major E. Titterington, originally a member of Maunsell's SIME, were obtained for help in creating forged documents; eventually Titterington's operation expanded to form a subsection of 'A' Force devoted to forgeries.

The second was its role in helping forge the agreement signed in Paris in 1991 that was supposed to bring peace to Cambodia.

Mr. Yusuf regained control of Puntland in 2002 with Ethiopian help, forging a new alliance with the new government there.