Sentence examples for must forge a from inspiring English sources

"We simply must forge a bipartisan agreement.

He must forge a united shadow cabinet from a fractious, traumatised party.

But he must forge a relationship with a chief executive standing between Manchester and the Glazer Family in Florida which owns the 3 billion dollar franchise.

She said Iraqis "must continue to come together in order to build their nation" and that the government "must forge a more effective partnership with foreign governments".

David Cameron, in common with all his immediate predecessors, believes that Britain must forge a strong political and economic relationship with a country that is on course to move ahead of the US as the world's largest economy.

There is only Posada, 28, a talented and hard-working switch-hitter with power, a catcher who must forge a better working relationship with the majority of the Yankees' pitching staff.

Along with other world leaders, we must forge an "Alliance for Change" in order to promote this vision of a more democratic world order, one founded in greater solidarity and justice.

To unleash creativity, managers must forge an environment in which conceptual exploration is encouraged and rewarded.

We think we must forge ahead, blazing a path of decision and direction, yet if we stop to listen, we will discover -- we are always on the path, because we are the path.

The hope is that political leaders will rise to the occasion and avert such an outcome, but for this to happen they must forge alliances that they were not willing to forge a few weeks ago.

If Asia is to avoid a repeat of historical pitfalls, it must forge regional cohesion and speak with a louder and more united voice.