Sentence examples for to forge a system from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS -- European Union finance ministers on Sunday sought to forge a system that could radically expand the bloc's powers to raise funds to keep troubled member states from going bankrupt, as the specter of more chaos in the financial markets on Monday morning loomed large.

If Indonesia is to forge a democratic system for itself, it must rethink its constitution and create checks on executive power.

He worried that "this condition of affairs discredits the science of psychiatry and reflects unfavorably upon our association" and urged his membership to forge a diagnostic system "that would meet the scientific demands of the present day".

Some felt that their task, their destiny was to forge a new system to rule "modern" people.

The presence of Ovambo throughout the nation due to contract labour was used to forge a national communication system and mobilizing capacity.

But Mr. Morales recently moved to use some petroleum royalties to finance new cash payments to the elderly, an attempt to forge a social security system for his nation, one of Latin America's poorest.

So in my position, I'd ensure the UK did its part to forge a global tax system that works in the public interest rather than one that allows the biggest companies and richest individuals to dodge their obligations to the poorest.

Such a convention might well resolve – finally – to forge a more explicitly federal system.

In Yemen, optimists laud the dialogue process as a successful — if messy and imperfect — attempt to forge a more representative political system.

They helped forge a system funded by a complicated, poorly coordinated, race- and class-based mix of public and private support that is now delivered through an idiosyncratic web of community, state, and federal programs.

Bigelow is one of a small band of female directors (others include Nora Ephron and Penny Marshall) who has made it close to the summit of Hollywood, overcoming the sexism of the studio system to forge a successful career spanning more than two decades.