Sentence examples for support and reinforcing from inspiring English sources

The Lesson will therefore involve local leaders and other government officials in the children's activities with a view to enlisting their support and reinforcing the urgent need for increased intervention by governments and the international community in addressing the crisis.

Our main focus and efforts will be to continue to support and reinforce the pitching".

"I know Iain well, and everything he champions, pursues, pushes, is to create and support and reinforce relationships".

He's alienated the majority of Catholics, maybe not the bishops and cardinals who, because they're in the hierarchy, support and reinforce what the pope says.

The head of the European Federation of Origin Wines, Riccardo Ricci Curbastro, hailed the deferral, saying in a statement that "this new instrument will not only support and reinforce the sustainable development of our sector in terms of market potential, but furthermore it will maintain fair competition between member states".

Consequently, immunological reactions support and reinforce self-recognition in apposition to a continuous stream of external environmental stresses and epiphenomena.

These signals often support and reinforce talking, but they can also act as independent sources of communication.

Midwives and perinatal nurses are in a unique position to design interventions that support and reinforce laboring women's activities outside of the hospital setting.

In this study, a novel method was implemented to the entire emitter contact to support and reinforce the mechanical as well as electrical durability and reliability.

Complementarity denotes that competing demands support and reinforce one another (Andriopoulos and Lewis 2009a, 2010), that each is necessary but not sufficient for the well-being of the organization (Ashforth and Reingen 2014).

The way in which the international humanitarian community positions itself with regard to sexual violence and its victims/survivors serves to support and reinforce a simplified version of sexual violence that can easily be sold to the public.