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The dispute over the election risks leaving the country with a government widely seen as illegitimate and undermining efforts to bolster commitments for troops and other resources from Western countries.
"The NHL formed a relationship with MIT Sloan to bolster our commitment to environmental sustainability, tapping into the expertise and enthusiasm of the school's talented network," says Craig Harnett, Senior Executive Vice President and CFO of the organization.
Still, Mr. Bush took the opportunity to bolster his commitment to support Georgia in the antiterrorism campaign saying, "So long as there's Al Qaeda anywhere, we will help the host countries root them out and bring them to justice".
On taking the post, Sir Simon announced his intention to bring the orchestra into the 21st century, bolster its commitment to contemporary music and forge ties with living composers.
Children with disabilities must be included The State of the World's Children 2013: Children with Disabilities, which was launched today in Viet Nam, issues nine recommendations to bolster international commitment to ensuring that children with disabilities live full, productive lives and are given the chance to make their contribution to society.
Today I am proud to say that Gabon has further bolstered its commitment by signing an agreement with the renowned Space for Giants organisation, which has been particularly successful in northern Kenya since 2006.
No doubt many of the advances — scientific, technological and artistic — that have emerged from the United States have their roots in the striving of individuals whose belief in themselves bolstered their commitment to their work.
Commentators said they spotted David Cameron mouthing "Bob" with mirth, referring to the popular children's TV character: A permanent pothole fund Osborne further bolstered his commitment to future opportunities for politicians to be photographed in hi-vis jackets pointing at things.
This new relationship thus anchors CCOH firmly in faculty research and teaching, while bolstering Columbia University Libraries commitments to professional archival management through the Rare Book & Manuscript Library (RBML).
Reducing the American military presence there would free resources needed to bolster the new commitments in the Middle East and the Balkans -- commitments that are likely to endure for a generation, if not longer.
The administration should make clear its resolve to combat climate change, avoid protectionism, reaffirm the One China policy, bolster its military commitments in Asia and, effectively, stay the course, the task force said.
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The phrase "bolster commitment " primarily functions as a verb-noun combination. Bolster acts as a transitive verb, taking commitment as its direct object. This signifies an action performed to strengthen a particular dedication or promise. Ludwig AI confirms this construction as grammatically sound.
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