Sentence examples for measures that reinforce from inspiring English sources

For states of the developed world it is likely to be in their best interest to support governance measures that reinforce the model of innovation that has served them well in the past.

The European commission said it wanted to introduce measures that would reinforce responsible lending and borrowing.

But all it is offering in practice is to attempt to "resolve the issue of overcapacity, reduce the length of the fishing seasons, and identify specific measures that can reinforce control throughout the market chain".

And crucially he also spells out the need to "design, implement and ultimately exit from unconventional monetary policy measures in a manner that reinforces public confidence".

The massive vaccination of males might be one measure that could reinforce the results of vaccine protection [ 45, 48].

She speaks about PPE specifications, standards and norms in terms such as "viral penetration", "minimum exposure pressure" and "reinforced material" – measures that are truly life-saving for frontline carers, health workers, and burial teams who depend on this layer of protection.

"That reinforces itself".

That reinforces the desire to get bigger.

That reinforces the approach which, in turn, reinforces the success.

Blatter described the day's events as "unfortunate" but insisted Fifa welcomed both investigations, saying Fifa believed it would "help to reinforce measures that Fifa has already taken to root out any wrongdoing in football".

"As unfortunate as these events are, it should be clear that we welcome the actions and the investigations by the US and Swiss authorities and believe that it will help to reinforce measures that Fifa has already taken to root out any wrongdoing in football," he said in a statement on the Fifa website.