Examples of using Buttressed in English and their translations into Chinese
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Morality must be buttressed by international legality.
They are believed because they present overwhelming quantities of mutually buttressed evidence.
Training has buttressed the importance of the good practices.
This has greatly boosted human capital and buttressed China's hi-tech capabilities.
We buttressed the interesting anecdotal material of Pakistani double-dealing with additional reporting.
There are clear provisions, buttressed in recent years by case law.
The rice producers association's survey of Chinese consumers buttressed that idea.
National efforts to that end must be buttressed at the regional and international levels.
Buttressed by law, culture and institutions and maintained by sustainable economic conditions across time and place.
I think I wasglad to have my better impulses thus buttressed and guarded by the terrors of the scaffold.
This needs to be buttressed by tangible actions, especially in the areas of trade, aid, debt and capacity-building.
We also made sure of that by our actions in the surrounding areas,where we buttressed the American position.
The structural system can be described as a“buttressed core”, and consists of high performance concrete wall construction.
Palestinian Liberation Theology has been born out of hatred and jealousy of the Jewish people,reinforced and buttressed by Islamic theology.
This perception is further buttressed by stereotyping the philosophers as impractical people oblivious to the reality.
The U.S. government's Indo-Pacificinitiatives will be shaped by these values and buttressed by partnerships with American companies.
Strong commodity prices in 2003 buttressed the economies of sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the transition economies.
Anti-discrimination laws will achieve theiraim only if they are properly enforced and buttressed by broader anti-stigma initiatives.
Hitler's seizure and remaking of the state was buttressed by a wholesale reorganization of the education system and an effort to redefine German culture.
The quadrennial review should be aresults-oriented process based on a management vision buttressed by the political will of all Member States.
This‘working hypothesis,' while buttressed by new archaeological, chemical archaeobotanical, and climatic/environmental data, is only a beginning.
Visits to Gaza by the Emir of Qatar and Turkey's foreign minister, as well as by other regional leaders,have further buttressed Hamas's new stature.
But most of all,we know that political will must be marshalled and buttressed in this new front of our ongoing health and development battle.
In addition to this however, man has suffered another loss in his recent development;the traditions that had buttressed his behavior are now rapidly diminishing.
Most political and economic pontificators, buttressed by naysayers and established elites, remain incapable of seeing beyond their familiar 20th-century horizon.
Some delegations indicated that ensuring the maximum potential andimpact of South-South cooperation required a long-term vision buttressed by a global institutional framework.
Over the years, the obligations contained in both instruments have also been complemented,indeed buttressed, by the progressive development of international human rights law.
We see this commitment as incorporating equality andgender-relevant access to quality education, buttressed by the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health.
Several delegations echoed the need to share the funding burden andto have a more predictable resource base buttressed by multi-year pledges against established payment schedules.