Sentence examples for reinforced before from inspiring English sources

Screening equipment is large and heavy, and floors sometimes must be reinforced before it can be installed.

Unlike the surface strip and pit mines, underground mines are very labor intensive, because the roof of the tunnels must be reinforced before coal can be carved out.

Mr. Beghal's supposed confession in late July was apparently taken seriously enough for security outside the American Embassy in Paris to be reinforced before the Sept. 11 terror attack on New York and Washington.

They put up so stubborn a resistance that the Americans themselves had to be reinforced before Ormoc fell on December 10 , 1944 it was not before December 25 that the Americans could claim control of all Leyte though there was still some mopping up to be done.

A number of parents use it consciously and abide rigorously for the sake of reinforcing the minority language ("I never ever speak to my child in the community language, no matter where we are and who we talk to") because they believe that their mother tongue needs to be reinforced before the child starts school so that he or she didn't drop this language.

But the foundations need reinforcing before those parts can be lifted to their original position.

Lecce are expected to further reinforce before the transfer window closes, with the forwards Valeri Bojinov and Emiliano Bonazzoli their top targets.

Mr. Obama called the final news conference of his first term to reinforce before national television cameras his demand that Congress unconditionally increase the legal limit on the government's authority to borrow money to pay its bills.

By contrast, in the non-extinguished group, both R1 and R2 continued to be reinforced as before, in both the beer stimulus and no stimulus trials.

"The title is historic," he said, receiving a visitor in the castle of Berg, a faux Gothic residence that his great-grandfather built of reinforced concrete before World War I. "But of course we are now a constitutional monarchy".

Republicans also insist on stricter border enforcement and reinforced controls before any immigrant can move towards legalisation.