This was a mistake, bolstering the impression that Israel seeks to destroy the Palestinians' recently elected government.
Otherwise it bolsters the impression held by so many road users and would-be cyclists that riders risk imminent death, and are always in the wrong.
They also indicate that the British government has been involved in spreading propaganda aimed at bolstering the impression of "moderate armed opposition" groups in Syria.
His efforts to goad the Bank of Japan into bolder measures to end deflation and his promises to boost government spending have bolstered the impression of a decisive leader.
Masked colleagues of the missing set fire to the governor's office a few weeks ago, and burnt down the town hall of Iguala this week.The TV images of this vandalism occurring without any firemen, police or soldiers in sight, and with the governor vainly clinging to his post, have bolstered the impression that parts of the country are spinning out of control.
The co-chairman of DaimlerChrysler, Jürgen Schrempp, has been seen a lot in Tokyo recently, bolstering the impression that a deal is cooking.The only European mass producer to have global reach is VW, with sales of about 4m, a clutch of brands from Bentley to Beetles, and a presence in every regional market.
Friday's strong GDP figures bolstered the impression that the U.S. economy remains an island of prosperity in a choppy sea of financial turmoil.
Polling bolsters the impression that Walker overreached by forcing the bill through with a dubious procedural trick.
The fact that the 43-year-old Duarte belongs to the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party further bolstered the impression that Peña Nieto was addressing the problem seriously.
