Sentence examples for acknowledged to boost from inspiring English sources

Impeding reforms widely acknowledged to boost student achievement.

Purcell has acknowledged that he needs to boost Morgan Stanley's performance and said at an investor conference in January that he would consider a sale or spinoff of its Discover credit-card division, but only if its growth did not pick up after two to three years.

Fiat-Chrysler, for instance, acknowledges that it needs to boost its annual sales of 4.3m to something like 6m in the short term and to strengthen its presence in booming Asian markets.

Wenger acknowledged that there was a need to boost morale.

In a wide-ranging conversation with Science, Piqué acknowledged that his top priorities are to boost innovation, telecommunications, and information technology.

The BIS seems to acknowledge that central banks remain able to boost aggregate demand.

On some level — and Popoff seems reluctant to acknowledge this fully — Sophia was also eager to boost Leo's royalties.

The giant retailer has also backed a $100m loan fund to finance municipal projects to boost recycling, which at least acknowledges responsibility for the problem, McKerron said.

Representatives of various L.C.D. screen makers whom I consulted acknowledged that the brightness of some units were set too high to boost their showroom appeal.

Hence, the importance of featuring celebrities and their seminal role in drawing attention to boost the buying or consumption of the advertised products has been widely acknowledged by advertisers (O'Mahony and Meenaghan, 1998).

Torre acknowledged before the game that there would come a time when the Yankees must decide if they should send Johnson to the minors to boost his confidence.