Sentence examples for allowed to boost from inspiring English sources

A cut in stamp duty charged on B-share deals followed, and brokers were allowed to boost their capital.

Actions such as those that ripped into Norwegian society on Friday cannot be allowed to boost the support of those advocating division, discrimination and violence.

Bankers are allowed to boost the money supply due to the evils of fractional reserve banking.

In a recent study, site-directed mutagenesis allowed to boost the activity of HMFO on 5-formyl-2-furancarboxylic acid leading to improved yields of 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid, which is a promising monomer for polyester production from renewable resources (Dijkman et al. 2015).

In most cases, companies are legally allowed to boost prices for any special services not included in the original contract, for instance, in boxing up unpacked items, moving them within a home, or providing storage or transit at a destination address.

This temperature dependent activity can be advantageous to reduce expression during the initial growth phase and at later production phase it allows to boost expression of the recombinant gene.

The Naor Yung paradigm [63] allows to generically boost security under chosen-plaintext attacks (CPA) to security against chosen-ciphertext attacks (CCA) for public-key encryption (PKE) schemes.

These joint marketing arrangements have allowed airlines to boost revenues by cross-selling each other's flights.

In the past, they maintained a large buffer of spare capacity that allowed them to boost output quickly to cool prices.

Ashcroft was furious with Cameron agreeing to such debates in 2010 – a decision that he believed allowed Clegg to boost his vote and thus deprived the Tories of an overall majority.

This increased cash flow and allowed him to boost the dividend to the limited partners by more than 50% in less than six months.