forge ahead

Examples of forged

forged

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

All these reforms have forged a framework in the arenas of occupational benefits, social assistance and re-employment policy.
Eventually, it seems that sheer exhaustion contributed to the papacy's decision to back down, but even here the peace that was forged was not straightforward.
The king forged the links in that chain with charter terms detailing the conditions of the corporate franchise.
The unity forged during 30 years of war is the cornerstone.
Through combining the principles of identification and critical distancing, the performance forged eventful connections with the audience.
In 1918-19, they forged a peculiar local coalition between moderate socialists and progressive liberals that aimed at bringing about fundamental constitutional reform.
An individual's cattle herd is always a mix of animals with different ear markings, signifying the kinship links that have been forged through marriage.
All have taken on the thinking and some of them have forged new concepts as well.
This was felt to reflect the connection between the museum and memory and forged a closer link between the institutional interviews and the visitor contributions.
These are largely individuals who have forged this cross-ideological platform for reform.
But, sailors can lie, and ship's logs can be forged.
In this conceptual framework, the images forged by these representations are no longer qualified as a function of their faithfulness to an external object.
What kind of contract will have to be forged today?
It forged connections between parishes, townships and unions with very different topographical, locational and socio-economic characteristics.
A nationwide system of education would have forged national cohesion.
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