Sentence examples for through a strengthening from inspiring English sources
He recalled that pitchers like Nolan Ryan overcame structural deficiencies through a strengthening program.
Sarkozy bounced back from low opinion poll ratings and election setbacks at the start of the year to push through a strengthening of France's weak Parliament, to steer France more toward NATO, and to get the EU to agree on a response to the international economic crisis as well as a more ambitious climate-change program aimed at negotiating a global accord in 2009 with incoming U.S. Pres.
Goal: The effective management of national and shared fish stocks through a strengthening of fisheries compliance and enforcement.
Rather than associating the common features of a category of stimuli in the feed-forward synapses between layers, the prototypical features may instead be grouped through a strengthening of the lateral connections between them.
Through a strengthening of the coping mechanism, the negative emotional reaction to a stressful event will either be reduced, or the physiological responses on health via the immune system will be dampened [ 8- 11].
This will enable governments to form closer relationships with both the university and industry to achieve technological catch-up for the nation while enhancing the likelihood of collaborative innovation through a strengthened NIS.
Reaffirm the public health positioning of MCH services through a strengthened policy and planning framework.
Most of these deaths could be prevented through effective nutrition, hygiene, sanitation and health interventions, delivered through a strengthened health care system.
"I will do my best to resolve the North Korean nuclear problem through cooperation and a strengthened relationship with the United States".
Moving through a transition strengthens an individual's sense of self, maturity and development.
Engineers, for example, often refer to increasing the resilience of a structure through specific strengthening measures to reduce their probability of collapse with respect, for example, to earthquake intensities, wind loading or other physical stresses.
