Sentence examples similar to Boosted undertaking from inspiring English sources
The division was able to boost profitability thanks to undertaking a "significant" cost-reduction programme early in 2009.
Still, to avoid spreading itself too thin, Nagarjuna is limiting the number of sites where it's undertaking projects, while boosting the size of its projects.
Not undertaking reforms that will boost growth needed to meet the rising aspirations is a one-way path for the government to be out of a job.
The first-aid training undertaken by the FCHVs boosted their self-confidence to manage injuries that occurred and resulted in recognition of the FCHV's role by the community.
The church did not offer premarital counseling at the time; ironically, it was the counseling her mother requested they undertake at an Episcopal Church that boosted their confidence.
In my department, we boosted the advanced manufacturing and creative industries, undertook corporate governance reform, introduced shared parental leave and flexible working, rescued the Post Office and much else.
The additional funds were earmarked for research commissioned by the Department of Health £21 million) and to boost support for NHS health care providers undertaking research (£9 million).
Thanks to FAO's technical assistance and consultation on the use of new technologies and innovations, national capacities to undertake assessments has been significantly boosted.
Also, the new Forest Code should be enforced there, and large-scale restoration undertaken to boost and connect habitats that are crucial for endangered species.
For example, a farmer who undertakes to boost his soil's carbon content by changing his grazing practices or by increasing organic compost has to nominate a specific method to achieve the improvement.
