reinforce ** , auch: reenforce , auch: re-enforce

I think they just used someone else to reinforce the situation.

Those national results are reinforced by research in individual states.

The political power of the military in both countries was reinforced.

It was left to others to reinforce some order on the day.

That is true, but they can and should be reinforced.

To reinforce this development is the wrong way to go.

This political education was reinforced in a number of ways.

First, I want the people we have watching him to be reinforced.

The words reinforced the feeling of total control I had over her.

You could even have them vote to reinforce the point.

She also made a point to meet with him there at times, to reinforce his position.

"So they look for ways to reinforce their presence in the world."

Here's a film with no interest in reinforcing what we already know.

"We have to take the town before they can reinforce it."

I deal with this all the time, but I've never had it so reinforced.

The world seems to be reinforcing this point of view.

They are only able to get a few men across to reinforce the British.

It reinforced his sense that he was someone special, yes.

Your article reinforces what I have been thinking all along.

At times, however, the work seemed to reinforce their distance.

It comes down to individual responsibility reinforced by national policy.

These views are reinforced by the economy's most recent experience.

This pressure from within the media was reinforced by other social changes.

They are reinforcing all the time by both air and sea.