Sentence examples for support to forge from inspiring English sources

In late May, the California Assembly merged two competing bills (one backed by the medical marijuana industry, the other with strong law enforcement support) to forge a compromise that seems like it may actually pass.

Individuals find the "home" with the small crowd that can provide tools and support to forge through the challenges (of the big crowd) with a sense of empowerment that comes directly through phenomena that is embodied in a small circle of trust.

This has implications for care home staff who could take a more proactive role in achieving or enhancing familiarity by supporting residents to forge relationships with other residents and their families.

These brave men and women must be given the support they need to forge a new democratic Iraq with free, independent trade unionism as one of its central foundations.

At the same time, our faculty are receiving the support they need to forge new — and very fruitful — relationships with colleagues overseas, and junior and senior scholars from around the world are being brought to Princeton through formal programs designed to increase the number and range of international voices on our campus.

Here are some examples below: "Our bond as mother and son has provided me with the support I needed to forge my path in life.

Like the Egyptian president, a number of other Arab leaders invested personal political capital in supporting American efforts to forge a negotiated settlement.

The college's flagship publication, Berkeley Engineer magazine supports our efforts to forge connections among our students, faculty, alumni, parents, donors and friends.

They have consistently supported her efforts to forge a career in both men's and women's events but for perhaps the first time yesterday it was possible to detect a modicum of doubt in a strategy which had made her arguably the second most famous golfer in the world, as well as wealthy beyond the dreams of any 16-year-old.

Though few mistake Britain's historic ties to America as a like-for-like alternative to EU membership, they consider them a sort of geopolitical comfort blanket: a promise of American support for British efforts to forge new trade ties outside the EU.

Through this program, traumatised children have access to counselling and support that help them to forge trusting relationships.