Sentence examples for to reinforce through from inspiring English sources

An important part of Gelb's role was to reinforce, through exaggerated deference, the fragile self-absorption of Horowitz and Wanda, the daughter of Arturo Toscanini.

From a policy perspective, this adds to the evidence that social ties exist even in the most disadvantaged urban communities, and are important resources to reinforce through programs and policies.

Further, such a tool could be used to reinforce persistence through repeated administration by the ophthalmologist over the cycle of follow-up visits needed to establish intraocular pressure control.

The National News Council, a media watchdog organization, found that CBS had violated journalistic standards through misrepresentation purposely to reinforce stereotypes and through deceptive editing.

As he does that, he traces the letter on a mat to reinforce the learning through touch.

The event stems from a campaign promise of President Nicolas Sarkozy to reinforce republican values through an open public debate.

Wind chill advisories were in place across much of the north-east and the mid-west, where a cold front was predicted to reinforce cold weather through the week.

These efforts will help, but they'll count for squat if tyrants are allowed to reinforce oppressive regimes through selling the precious stones simply because they run the state.

The king attempted to reinforce that ruling through the provisions of his will: du Maine was to be given a place in the projected regency council and made guardian of young Louis XV and commander of the royal guards.

But the Obama campaign has used the Web to kick up a huge surge in youth voting and to reinforce its message through e-mail blasts, social networking, YouTube videos and streamed content all unmolested by the dreaded M.S.M. (that would be the mainstream media).

Musical comedy evolved from a wide variety of musical, dramatic, and dance styles going back to the Elizabethan dramatists, who used simple ballads to reinforce their narratives, through the tradition of Viennese operetta and the comic operas of Gilbert and Sullivan in England.