Sentence examples for strengthen world from inspiring English sources

[XI] The agreeing sides uphold the strict observance of generally recognized principles and norms of international law against any actions aimed at exerting pressure or interfering, under any pretext, with the internal affairs of the sovereign states and will make active efforts in order to strengthen world peace, stability, development and cooperation.

We believe that a better understanding of the climatic factors, effecting agriculture, will enable us to formulate more appropriate technologies for helping to increase agricultural output and so help to strengthen world food security.

These funds provide long-term equity financing to build and strengthen world-class companies.

He suggests the money should have instead been used to "strengthen world-class humanities, maths and science departments".

"The distortion of reality hampers international efforts to settle conflicts and crisis, and revives the worst practices of the Cold War era," he said, suggesting the answer was in strengthening world bodies like the United Nations.

The inclusion of SDH in public policy agendas varies between countries and regions [ 5], and the overall evidence base and good practices to promote health equity and social justice need to be strengthened world-wide [ 9].

"I believe this price will help strengthen the world economy.

The new American president and his European colleagues will have to get used to that if they are to preserve and strengthen the world's multilateral trading system.

As standards spread, this necessary and ambitious effort could dramatically strengthen the world's ability to intercept individuals who could pose catastrophic threats.

The ministers did agree on a blueprint to raise capital requirements at banks to strengthen the world financial system as the recovery takes hold, a major goal of the United States Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner.

But the voices of people who arrive outside an embassy, for nothing more or less than a humane purpose, strengthen the world's conscience; if it isn't enough, it's only because more don't join them.