Sentence examples for work to solidify from inspiring English sources
The freedom of expression is a right that we work to solidify every day and a subject we are particularly sensitive about".
There was a herald to announce Jong-un's ascension: the speaker of the parliament, who asked that the people work to "solidify the monolithic leadership".
The conversational loops in these flashes work to solidify Mona, a comfortable and proclaimed lesbian, while making her acquaintance a widely mutable persona.
Unfortunately, direct violence, including killings by the border patrol and on the Mexican side, as cartels work to solidify control over profitable smuggling routes, does not even scratch the surface of the violence that surrounds the US Mexico border.
While many World Bank watchers expect Mr. Kim to be reappointed, given the seven-decade tradition of choosing an American picked by the United States, the bank's largest contributor, they say he will have to work to solidify support.
In calls to leaders in Egypt, Jordan and Israel, and the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mr. Obama said he would work to solidify the cease-fire in Gaza and pledged "his commitment to active engagement in pursuit of Arab-Israeli peace from the beginning of his term," said his spokesman, Robert Gibbs.
He is working to solidify the perception that he is the candidate who is best equipped to challenge Mr. Obama.
As the president worked to solidify his base, Democratic and Republican Party committees were making some final moves on the electoral chessboard.
Even as the government works to solidify A.I.G.'s finances, elected officials have been demanding a fuller accounting of the company's business practices and executive pay structure.
The emergence of a second congressional staffer describing such a meeting came on a day that Hastert (R-Ill). was working to solidify his hold on the speakership.
Prof Derrick Bell, founder of critical race theory, argues that the key civil rights legislation in the United States actually worked to solidify racial inequality rather than overturn it.
