Sentence examples for intent on bolstering from inspiring English sources

But no government intent on bolstering our rights needs to trash and repeal the HRA.

It showed him instead as intent on bolstering his father's main legacy of nuclear weapons and long-range missile programs to justify his own hereditary rule.

Intent on bolstering its reputation as an influential outlet for new music, YouTube will host its first music awards show in November, a live show in New York filled with stars and a series of warm-up events around the world.

In the interviews, including two meetings with The New York Times late last week, Mr. Bremer seemed intent on bolstering the flagging confidence of many here and in the United States that the American enterprise can recover from the blows of the insurgency and lead to the creation of a stable, democratically governed Iraq.

Advocating more economic stimulus, less willing to kowtow to U.S. foreign policy and intent on bolstering ties with China, President Barack Obama's administration would do well to get to know the DPJ a little better before polls open.

In The True Believer, published in 1951, Eric Hoffer wrote that "a mass movement, particularly in its active, revivalist phase, appeals not to those intent on bolstering and advancing a cherished self, but to those who crave to be rid of an unwanted self," and who "see their lives as irredeemably spoiled".

Just like Obama, Clegg even has his own squadron of loopy conspiracy theorists, intent on inadvertently bolstering his support by wheeling out implausible claims about his origins.

Why was more not spent on bolstering security?

Thus, task generalization may paradoxically depend on bolstering specific feature representations stored in the ventral cortex.

This year the UK government has signalled a high level intent to bolster rights for more types of workers.

During his first year in office, Obama signaled his intent to bolster relations with Asia by visiting four nations.