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On their way to the school, the students will pass through at least two Police Department checkpoints, reinforced since military attacks in Afghanistan began Sunday.

That border has been progressively reinforced since the early 2000s, resulting in the imposing rampart which symbolises the fortress that Europe has become.

They were the first such attacks in the capital of the north-central African nation, where security has been reinforced since Chad joined the fight against Boko Haram earlier this year.

They live behind the massive steel fences – reinforced since the riot and subsequent invasion by security staff which resulted in the death of Reza Berati last year – their lives carefully regimented and forensically monitored.

During the 1930s, U.S. Secretary of State Henry Stimson propounded the doctrine of the nonrecognition of situations created as a result of aggression, an approach that has been reinforced since the end of World War II.

Their attack has been reinforced since the first Test by the replacement of an unpenetrative leg-spinner, Danesh Kaneria, by Ajmal and of a labouring Umar Gul by the strong, young Wahab Riaz (who will make a few batsmen jump around).

The message that Coach Bryan Trottier has been trying to reinforce since the first day of training camp is that the Rangers must play aggressive but responsible hockey.

The effects will be mutually reinforcing, since Britain is also the euro area's biggest market (followed closely by America), buying 16% of the goods and 24% of the services the block exported in 2006, according to Eurostat.

As Boud [ 8] noted, the defining characteristic of work-based training is that working and learning are mutually reinforcing since they take place concurrently.

Metz is an important administrative centre, a role reinforced since 1972, when it was chosen as the seat of the Regional Assembly and became the centre of a series of regional organizations.

This treaty is still in force, reinforced since 1945 by the United Nations Charter, which commits all countries to resolve their differences peacefully and prohibits the use of force except in self-defense or when authorized by the UN Security Council to "restore international peace and security".