shore up造句

Britain must shore up her defenses.

The two men were lined up to shore up the young man.

Government interventions to shore up the housing market add an extra element of unpredictability.

Second, it has to shore up Europe's Banks to ensure they can withstand a sovereign default.

The government at last recognises the need to do more to shore up its financial system.

He believes in urgent tax reform if fading Japan is to shore up pensions, health-care and child-support systems.

Here, it would shore up confidence and would signal to voters that ministers were protecting their interests.

The workers have to race against time and weather to shore up the cofferdams and make them secure.

Now, if that giant would just stand still for a minute while I shore up this ladder...

Its first priority will be to shore up its share price, which has taken a battering over the past week.

To catch up with the unprecedented momentum, PSA is closely working together with its Chinese partner Dongfeng Automobile Company to shore up DPCA presence in the tantalizing market.

The boom years have been kind to China, allowing it to clean up its banking system, return state enterprises to profitability and shore up government finances.

Again, these aggressive interventions are intended to shore up the health of financial institutions and return them, or some of their assets, back to the private sector.

In the future, we will further shore up our IPR protection regime and work for strict law enforcement to protect the rights and interests of investors.

Since Mr Huang's arrest hundreds of its stores have been closed and Bain capital, an American private-equity firm, has been brought in to shore up its capital.

In 2008, governments and central bankers were able to step in to provide liquidity and shore up confidence, albeit with missteps along the way.

But it will buy time to shore up its faults. It also would overwhelm doubts that the euro-zone governments really will do everything it takes.

Then I used the elbow distraction for a few roots thick branches were hard to find another place where you can shore up feet, and then slowly move up to another tree root.

They will get back to work today in an attempt to shore up a defense that gives up 100.4 points per game, ranking 13th in the NBA before Saturday night's games.

The prime minister moved quickly to shore up his own position within the party by promoting some old Socialist warhorses and dispensing with some young protégés who were seen as personal friends.

Crude prices didn't move much on Friday after the House of Representatives passed a bailout plan to shore up the nation's financial system, which could help restore demand for oil.

Sure you need to wash your hands and cough into your sleeve, but what are some ways to shore up immunity during this time when infections of all kinds seem to rear their ugly head?

Sharp divisions have emerged within Europe over how to deal with Greece's debt crisis on the eve of a summit that will be dominated by talks over the need to shore up confidence in the eurozone.

At the time, this is almost a very bluffing, or is very stimulating theory, you dare not let a slight doubt, the theory behind this is to shore up the city, or to create a bubble in campaigns.

Any solution [to Soviet economic malaise], however, is hostage to the crisis of authority, creating a catch-22 stalemate between perestroika and glasnost, between economics and politics: any measure to shore up the economy only fans public anger and reduces the authority of the Government.