And it needs to be reinforced from time to time.
Carter's personal concern for black people was reinforced from an unexpected direction.
Having won the upper hand at Ḥabbānīyah and been reinforced from Palestine, the British troops from the air base marched on Baghdad; and on May 30 Rashid Ali and his friends took refuge in Iran.
It was reinforced, from 1040, by the introduction of the title "king of the Romans" for the emperor-elect before his coronation, or for the emperor's designated successor.
As Owen Bowcott reports from a squat on Friday – it's here – the civil law against squatting, often painfully slow and open to manipulation, that is being reinforced from midnight by criminal sanctions in England and Wales: up to six months in jail and a fine of up to £5,000.
Their skepticism was reinforced from an unexpected quarter on Monday, when Ami Ayalon, the former chief of Israel's intelligence service, attacked what he called humiliating security restrictions Israel is imposing on Palestinians, and heaped scorn on proposals to ban Palestinian trucks from Israeli roads.
"As far as our development as a team and a squad is concerned, it needs to be reinforced from time to time with victories," added Jones.
As borders are reinforced from above and below in times of political tension, they also attempt to disrupt Israeli intrusions into their enclaves.
For instance, the modest decline in land demand in the first scenario (demand shock confined to the EU) would be reinforced from −0.42% to a more pronounced drop in land demand by −1.39% under the second scenario, hence more than double the previous impact.
This one sounds silly I know, but the more I see how gender stereotypes are reinforced from an early age by things such as taking your baby girl to get her ears pierced, the more I appreciate this.
