We know that Social Security will be shored up if we get immigration reform done.
The U.N.'s shaky peacekeeping force, which now numbers 12,000, will be shored up later this month with the planned arrival of West African battalions, mostly Nigerians.
The Colts will retool — the offensive line will be shored up, perhaps more running backs will be brought in, and all those injured players will return — and Manning will be motivated.
The young will be shoring up pensions systems which, as our special report this week explains, are riddled with problems.Most governments are already planning increases in the retirement age.
The ratings for the 6 30 network newscast will be shored up, he said, by being sandwiched between two news programs, and more people will be home for news at 7 than at 5. Mr. Scarborough said that even though he believes the 7 p.m. broadcast is pioneering, "I don't think we're going to make any grand pronouncements" on tonight's program.
Concerns like security, interface responsiveness and service stability are being worked on throughout the sector now and I think will be shored up quickly as customers arrive and resources are transferred into R&D by these companies or very forward looking startups are acquired.
In six months' time, the heartless practice of refusing to let sick people buy affordable health insurance — private-sector death panels, the most odious kind of American exceptionalism — will be illegal from shore to shore.
If it comes into law, we will have to work very hard to make sure that families and children remain important and biological families will have to be shored up in other ways.
For example, the Corps of Engineers is worried that once a concrete embankment is removed, the river's edge near the dam will have to be shored up with boulders.
The numerous fiber optic channels arriving at the shore station will be concentrated on the shore electronics systems, which will receive, merge and time order the data, and send them to the DAQ system.
