Sentence examples for task strengthening from inspiring English sources

He regarded as his main task strengthening the economy and the military might of the United States.

He appealed to the traditions and optimism of the people, to the American dream, and he regarded as his main task strengthening the economy and the military might of the United States.

This means that we can train ourselves to think differently about challenging situations -- and, in turn, respond more confidently to them. 1. Seek opportunities to practice success Research shows that successfully mastering a challenging task strengthens our belief that we can achieve the same success in the future.

Because the magnitude and retention of P2 change was larger for Group 2 compared to Group 1, it is possible that participating in the listening task strengthens the effect by inducing some type of meaning, category, or purpose to the otherwise irrelevant sounds.

Governments neglect at their peril the task of strengthening the ideological attachment of their citizens to the regime.

She feared the development of a military 'substructure' that would divert effort and resources from the main task of strengthening the transatlantic Western Alliance.

The regime reaps the benefit: the threats that arise from its failure to govern are mitigated, and its leader is left to focus on the task of strengthening the security apparatus that keeps him in power.

But it neglected the urgent task of strengthening the state institutions that had withered under communism, said Stephen Kotkin, a professor at Princeton and the author of "Armageddon Averted: The Soviet Collapse, 1970-2000" (Oxford University Press, 2001).

However, world opinion is changing and it is time to cast off fatalism and get on with the task of strengthening the global consensus on climate change with a new optimism.

His opponents then flocked to Brezhnev, and they helped him in his task of strengthening his position within the Soviet system.

His most recent book, "Democracy and Higher Education: Traditions and Stories of Civic Engagement" (Michigan State University Press, 2010), contributes to a new line of research on the critically important task of strengthening and defending higher education's positive roles in and for a democratic society.