Sentence examples for reinforce the return from inspiring English sources
In a Swedish study, health professionals working with occupational rehabilitation of patients with low-back pain emphasized that improving participants' psychological and physiological well-being should in turn facilitate return to work, but that this sometimes conflicted with the intent to reinforce the return process [ 45].
Asked whether his manager made the right decision, Carroll said: "[I haven't] seen anything about it but he chose the right one, didn't he?" Carroll's first league goals of the season were a well-timed reminder of his qualities and reinforced the return to fitness of the forwards Enner Valencia and Diafra Sakho, the club's top scorer this term.
One type of temporary migration entails temporary residence permits which reinforce the intentions to return.
The relief army was broken and annihilated, allowing Alvarado to return to reinforce the siege.
We changed everything that we were doing to reinforce the ideas that children could return home as quickly as possible and we could prevent them from ever being removed.
The return to war will reinforce the politics of fear – which is the grimmest legacy of the Blair era in Britain.
But the violence only seemed to reinforce the revolutionary urgency that had returned to the square, and when the army moved to push out the thousands of protesters, more than twice as many quickly flooded back.
For men who subscribe to regular STI testing, this confidence is reinforced by the return of a negative test.
This religious aura has been reinforced by the return of many of Pakistan's most hardened Islamic militants from Afghanistan since the unseating of the Taliban there.
That gets reinforced by the return of record profits to the sector, whose biggest banks hold more assets than they did during the 2008 crisis.
"Sussex will take heart that a newly-laid pitch became easier to bat on as the day progressed, and they have a strong batting line-up reinforced by the return of Michael Yardy.
