Sentence examples for area to boost from inspiring English sources

"As with Batman, Wills and Melbourne Ports, the increased likelihood of winning this seat is attracting volunteers from outside the area to boost the campaign," Brown said.

In turn, a stronger euro could force the euro area to boost domestic demand, through both easier monetary policy and hastened structural reform.

Nelly Olin, France's environment minister, plans to add five new brown bears four females and one male to the area, to boost the genetic pool and ensure the local survival of the species.

The city in Southern China has been earmarked as a key area to boost cross-border trade with Hong Kong.

Through this programme, we are actively restoring and maintaining natural ecosystems to stimulate rural economies, upgrading and developing new infrastructure in protected areas to boost tourism, developing commercial assets for communities living around protected areas, and supporting related industries.

It was part of a drive to expropriate property in dilapidated areas to boost modernisation – in part for safety reasons, in what is an earthquake-prone part of the world.

The study (pdf), produced by the African Development Bank (AfDB), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmenthend the UN's Development Programme, said authorities must create inclusive growth, jobs, better housing and social safety nets, and improve links with rural areas to boost development in urban areas, now home to about 472 million Africans.

The strategy sets out three key areas to boost research and businesses - the life sciences and health; low carbon, energy and environment; and advanced engineering and materials.

The TFCA seeks to establish new state-, private- and communally-managed conservation areas to boost economic development through nature-based tourism and game ranching.

These lists or rankings examine the role of metropolitan areas in driving economies and the desire to create a platform for cities and metropolitan areas to boost competitiveness in the global marketplace (Brookings 2014).a.a

"Growth in Scotland's economy has increased and strengthened over the last 18 months and this Scottish government will continue to support growth in key areas to boost Scotland's success".