And indeed, it makes perfect sense that work should continue as long as it can in order to better bolster the chances of an order like this surviving.
Mr. Bush does not come here all that often and expresses a greater affection for the sweltering plains around Crawford, which has fewer tees, is less twee and better bolsters his presentation of himself as an earthy, unpretentious guy.
Governments seeking to make their countries rich and keep people happy know they need to make markets work better and bolster the institutions that regulate them.
The hope is that the overthrow of the two dictatorships will lead to more bilateral trade opportunities, liberalized economic practices, increased transparency and better regulation, bolstering growth in both countries.
By using machines for things they can do better and bolstering the areas where we thrive, it provides opportunities to allow humans to focus on creative thinking and problem solving.
Those are such important career-building years; I think we've got to do a better job bolstering those women.
Memories are best when they are shared, and better when they are bolstered and even argued over.
London shops have defied the recession better than those elsewhere, bolstered by tourism and the weak pound, and by the spending power of local residents.
"Improved manufacturing efficiencies and better inventory management have bolstered profit margins," says Moroney.
The software Google uses to power its autonomous vehicles has been bolstered to better identify "hundreds of different objects moving according to different rules of the road," all at once, including things like pedestrians, cyclists making turn and stop indications with their arms, a stop sign held aloft and many, many other signals.
Morale of HCP may be bolstered by better education about projected efficacy and availability of neuraminidase inhibitors during a pandemic.
