Sentence examples for substantially strengthen from inspiring English sources

"This new international alliance will substantially strengthen Kenya's ability to protect itself from more terror attacks," Mr. Lone said.

Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, and Senator David Vitter, Republican of Louisiana, have written a bill that would substantially strengthen the financial foundations of most banks.

This new accord will substantially strengthen his hand to press for tighter controls on nuclear materials at a nuclear security summit meeting next month, and then for tighter penalties on nuclear scofflaws like Iran and North Korea at a Nonproliferation Treaty review conference in May.

This strongly invokes the advanced light-trapping schemes in order to substantially strengthen the light absorption of c-Si TFs.

Here we report that a delicate modification to the circular cross-section by eliminating a nanocrescent part can substantially strengthen the light-harvesting capability of a single nanowire.

"With this transaction, we will substantially strengthen two of our core businesses and create significant new options to increase value for shareholders".

By any honest reading, the IPCC has thus now substantially strengthened and extended the original 1999 Hockey Stick conclusions.

The spokesman added: "In 2003, against considerable opposition, Mr Blunkett introduced the Sex Offences Act which substantially strengthened the law, and in particular protection for under-16s.

"It bolsters efforts to punish those who have perpetrated violence against union members, and we think substantially strengthens their laws and enforcement".

"We have disciplined or dismissed individuals involved in the trader misconduct; have substantially strengthened our control teams, procedures and record-keeping; and are conducting a thorough review of the bank's actions in addressing this matter," they said.

Government officials say a security plan that began taking shape after a bombing at the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta has been substantially strengthened since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and reviewed almost daily ever since.