Sentence examples for this would symbolise from inspiring English sources
This would symbolise and promote a redistribution of political power not only beyond England but also within England, and could help counter the north-south divide.
But military ties between the two countries are not about to blossom.The Chinese have long angled for a visit by Mr Rumsfeld, hoping that this would symbolise America's willingness to put aside the fracas that broke out between them in April 2001 when a reckless Chinese fighter bumped into an American reconnaissance plane, forcing it to make an emergency landing in China.
The Iranians want the UN Security Council sanctions to be among the first to go as that would symbolise the end of Iran's pariah status.
In this case, the posy's removal would symbolise the loss of the knight's head.
On this interpretation, Dionysus and his wife, Ariadne, would symbolise the divine nature of marriage.
This would not only be a good practical measure - it would symbolise the acknowledgement among parliamentarians that we need to be constantly in touch with the public and we want to hear from them.
If Ms Suu Kyi takes office as expected, it would symbolise a giant leap towards national reconciliation.
An Oxford-educated refugee from communism, he would symbolise the continent's unification, say his supporters.
Mr Dermer also stated they would symbolise the embassy's protest against the boycott, divestments and sanctions campaign (BDS).
The people, it said, were expecting that the plates would symbolise a "new start" for the armed forces' public image.
Sir Andrew said the new building would symbolise a new role.
