Sentence examples for statements reinforced from inspiring English sources

The British and French statements reinforced a sense that the window for diplomatic efforts to halt the 18-month-old conflict might have closed, as new crackdowns by the Syrian military were reported in the Damascus suburbs.

But that delay violated its obligations to the United Nations, Dr. ElBaradei said, and his statements reinforced the sense that Iran had blocked inspectors from getting near what are known as Project 110 and Project 111, its suspected weapons-design work.

But Dr. Paige's statements reinforce suspicions that the administration is in sympathy with the religious right's drive to undermine the public school system in favor of a voucher-financed nationwide network of religious schools.

Many suspect, however, that the IRA and loyalist groups will never hand in weaponry to the authorities or the international commission set up for the purpose.Most republican statements reinforce this idea; although a persistent rumour in Belfast holds that a special IRA convention was held in southern Ireland on November 21st-22nd, to discuss a measure of decommissioning.

Such official statements "reinforce the impression that the climate-conflict link is considered uncontroversial in policy circles," Buhaug wrote.

The Administration can take satisfaction in the fact that the Syrian foreign minister's extreme and sometimes bizarre statements reinforce Washington's position just as the Iranian president's statements against Israel last week helped underline the reasons for international concern over a possible Iranian nuclear program.

Recorded statements reinforce the most negative stereotypes about politicians: They are scripted.

The McDonald shooting, he adds, has resonated so much because the video and officer statements reinforce long-held suspicions.

The message of body acceptance built on Jennifer Lawrence's soundbites only empowers those who are willing to ignore the fact that her statements reinforce our current cultural views, rather than subverting them.

They also read short statements reinforcing the power of the climate accord for all nations, with John Kerry, United States secretary of state, quoting Nelson Mandela, saying, "It always seems impossible until it is done".

Walker also seeks to cut statements reinforcing the university's commitment to working with out-of-state institutions and its prioritization of "programs with emphasis on state and national needs".