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• It is now part of the international political landscape, fortified by other courts and a galaxy of non-governmental organizations and transnational alliances.

• At this time, however, the government concentrated on fortifying relatively few but central places, especially at the frontiers and the most important ferry stations.

• Unlike floods, typhoons, or some manner of epidemics, populations cannot be publicly marshaled to 'resist' or 'fortify themselves' against the coming disaster.

• The ancient states pushed outward into these regions in order to fortify themselves against their rivals, and the unified empires continued the process.

• Today there is greater reluctance to use labour law to fortify collective industrial relations institutions.

• Similar considerations apply also to fortified sites, rich burials, and hoard-deposition sites.

• Professional groups organise themselves, and the divisions between them get fortified.

• Throughout the post-war period, they fortified the philosophical and ideological lifeblood of a movement which had gone on the defensive worldwide.

• At the same time, the existence of a strong aristocracy also fortified the government, thus preserving the state from degenerating into anarchy and despotism.

• It also explains why it has ' sustained popular support, cemented unity, fortified collective resolve and rallied flagging commitment over the years '.

• This, combined with an ethical distaste for genetics, fortified a science of development that riveted its attention on the social environment.

• A party that foresees its displacement has incentives to fortify countervailing power centres, including the judiciary.

• To my gratification he acknowledged that this might be a case where a judiciously selected exception could fortify the general rule against neologisms.

• When spouses are able to maintain their overall quality of life, they are fortified to continue to provide care to the patient.

• From 1950 to 1975, policymakers gradually fortified existing policies by making benefits both more generous and more inclusive.