Sentence examples for which would fortify from inspiring English sources

The vote is expected to yield a "yes" result, which would fortify the Kurds' position for secession during talks with Baghdad but would not automatically enable independence.

State police forces, which would be fortified and subjected to a cleansing of their own ranks, would be in charge of security in local areas, unless a municipal force met stringent standards to remain intact.

Such a tie-up, he said, would fortify both companies against Porsche, Audi, and Toyota's Lexus, all of which belong to larger automotive groups.

Those who would fortify the walls would do well to study the foundations.

There he would fortify his faith, and imagine what might be.

Mr. Fox had promised change and openness that would fortify Mexico's fledgling democracy.

Sibelius, who often conducted his own works, would fortify himself with liquor before engagements, then disappear for days.

Another Obama veto would fortify their judgment, and perhaps spur more innovation from technology companies — rather than from their lawyers.

A steam-only fleet would require a network of coaling stations worldwide, which would need to be fortified at great expense to stop them falling into enemy hands.

An alternative approach, which would give universal benefit, is to fortify food with folic acid.

Moore led his command upriver along the south bank of the Cape Fear, and fortified a river crossing at Rockfish Creek, which would have been the Loyalists' most direct path to Wilmington.