Sentence examples for reinforcing pillars from inspiring English sources

Arguing that the two mutually reinforcing pillars of UK foreign policy were Europe and the US, he warned that the rise of China, India, Indonesia was resulting in other countries banding together to match the new superpowers in what he described as a global adjustment.

It's because our societies have an entire ecosystem of pluralism, built of mutually reinforcing pillars: diverse ownership of media businesses, a broadly shared ideological commitment by the public to freedom of expression, division of powers within government, competing political parties, an independent judiciary and strong free-speech laws.

Forces are directed through reinforced door pillars and hinges.

The previous day, shortly after work started, three cracks were found in the reinforced concrete pillars that support the eight-storey building.

Also helpful is the cars' three-ring construction, which reinforces body pillars from front to rear.

The walls of the room consist of plasterboard around reinforced concrete pillars and metal doors.

To this scope some single lap shear tests performed at the University of Florence on FRP reinforced curved pillars with two different curvature radii (1500 and 3000 mm) are here considered.

Two reinforced concrete pillars support a pre-stressed steel net onto which steel plates are attached.

The high waistline afforded by the ESFLOW's classic sports car proportions allows strong, yet unobtrusive roll bars incorporated in to the structure behind the seats to safely take the entire load of the car in the event of a roll over, negating the need for obtrusive, thick, reinforced A-pillars and the blind spots they inevitably create.

HONG KONG — China's president, Xi Jinping, is about to plunge the country and himself into a risky experiment: an attempt to carry out market-driven economic overhauls while reinforcing the Communist Party's pillars of political and ideological control.

Weather had apparently forced concrete to separate from the steel reinforcing bars in the pillars, which could be seen, exposed and twisted, in photos on The Philadelphia Inquirer's web site.