Sentence examples for reinforcing public from inspiring English sources
In a commentary last Thursday, the state-owned Guangzhou Daily said the government's approach essentially sweeps the problem under the rug while reinforcing public cynicism.
The convention has seemed wary of giving too large a role to former President Bush, for fear of reinforcing public doubts about whether his son is his own man.
It would be hard to think of a better recipe for reinforcing public cynicism about Washington.During the Lewinsky affair Mr Condit told the president that "you can't get to closing this issue without getting all the information out there," adding that "the fact is the information is going to get out eventually, anyway".
Tobacco and alcohol companies face increasing pressure to prevent smoking and drinking among underage consumers, reinforcing public policy initiatives designed to reduce youth substance use.
They serve important roles in fending off claims posed by the anti-vaccine movement and in reinforcing public health efforts to prevent diseases.
We give examples of governments endorsing certifications or using certification to support their own policies; governments creating enabling conditions for hybrid instruments to mature, allowing for wider adoption; and private instruments reinforcing public regulations or substituting for missing or weak governance.
Election post-mortems should not reinforce public misperceptions about Labour's record.
Design purists loathed it, not least because it reinforced public perceptions of design as a superficial styling tool.
But the move will cause disquiet among some in the centre of the party who fear it will reinforce public perceptions that Labour are "soft" on national security.
And crucially he also spells out the need to "design, implement and ultimately exit from unconventional monetary policy measures in a manner that reinforces public confidence".
Maybe this responsibility is beginning to dawn on the Fed; as Mr Duy notes it downplayed some recent market havoc in its latest statement so as not to reinforce public pessimism.
