Sentence examples for reinforcing claims from inspiring English sources

Based on this history we present a techno-ethical scenario of the future, showing how technological developments may shape conditions in our society in which the introduction and use of genetic susceptibility tests more and more become a matter of private decisions, reinforcing claims to individual self-determination as a deeply rooted value in the moral landscape of our society.

(Alexander's comments will reinforce claims that relations between him and Cable are very poor - see 10.36am).

China and Southeast Asian nations have been encouraging fishing vessels to ply the disputed waters in order to reinforce claims to the territory.

Vlasak has made a series of incendiary claims that will alarm moderates in the animal rights movement and reinforce claims that Shac and Speak are fronts for extremists.

The report released on Tuesday by independent auditors appears to reinforce claims by civil service unions that the government has politicised Whitehall's most senior roles.

The development could set back to efforts by Holocaust survivors to reinforce claims against German and Swiss banks for wartime losses.

The quarterly results are likely to reinforce claims that Amazon is squeezing book publishers to make up for all those investments — not, as the company claims, simply to benefit customers.

The emergence of the tax increase measure may also reinforce claims by Republicans that Democrats will raise taxes if they gain control of the Senate in the November elections.

Logs released under the Freedom of Information Act have reinforced claims that the UK lobbied to keep its role in the CIA's torture and interrogation programme out of what is expected to be a damning Senate report.

The figures reinforce claims that have been made by organisations such as the Audit Commission, the local government spending watchdog, which said in a report last year that "councils in the most deprived areas have seen substantially greater reductions in government funding as a share of revenue expenditure than councils in less deprived areas".

However, normalisation discourses, the financial and economic crises, the refugee crisis and a weak political union have recently reinforced claims for more national interest, specifically from the populist right.