A Greek publication released the list in October, raising questions among the country's international lenders about whether the government was actively bolstering its tax collection, one of several promises the country made to secure billions of euros in aid.
Brown is a level-headed, bona fide progressive who may not be calling for a political revolution a la Sanders but who, throughout his two decades in the House and Senate, has actively bolstered the progressive agenda in the US.
Japan, where Twitter has been actively bolstering its presence for the past two years now, is the second largest tweeting nation, accounting for about 15% of messages worldwide.
A second region where Twitter seems to be experiencing quite a boost is in Asia, especially in Eastern Asia, accounting for three out of the four top countries: India, Japan (where Twitter actively bolsters its presence with an office and custom ad deals), South Korea and Taiwan.
As such, by encouraging a particular kind of re-use of vacant space, LLs are used actively to bolster the Smart City discourse, as part of the more general neoliberalization of urban political economy.
"We know that armed groups are actively recruiting and they're actively seeking out people to bolster their forces".
That means actively engaging in efforts to bolster friendly governments — it is time to revive discussions held in the Bush 43 administration about extending some form of a nuclear umbrella to gulf allies — while encouraging them to drop ancient, self-defeating national prejudices about religion, gender and minorities in return for a new relationship with Washington.
Yet most GOP conservatives, especially the more religious ones, despise Mr. Romney and actively oppose him – and thus bolster Obama's re-election chances.
Hardline Islamists continue to feel emboldened in Bangladesh, where the ruling party, though nominally secular, actively courts fringe religious elements to bolster its electoral support.
Perhaps British students lack the entrepreneurial spirit of their US or EU counterparts, many of whom pro-actively seek out unpaid internships to bolster their CV.
