Sentence examples similar to bolster work from inspiring English sources

Flexible work policies, especially those that bolster work-life balance, are a way the company demonstrates its respect for employees.

Since then additional changes, including the extension of one-year parental leave to up to three years, and 3-day paternity leave, have been made to further bolster work-family reconciliation.

I have volunteered as Lambeth's champion and am finding that it is bolstering work I am already engaged in on health and social care, not least organising a commission on improving the mental health of black residents who are much more likely to be subject to community treatment orders, Mental Health Act sectioning, and dying in custody.

Low taxes could have gone to bolstering working class incomes, for example, rather than those at the high end.

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These insecure men are drawn to the simplistic rhetoric of Roosh and bolster his work with their outrage.

In the American Graduation Initiative he announced in 2009, Mr. Obama proposed to bolster the work force by producing millions more community college graduates over the next decade.

With spending cuts set to trim the budgets of state-funded archaeological expeditions, it seems sensible to allow enthusiasts to bolster the work of professionals.

It also mostly erased a $12 billion "American Graduation Initiative," which was announced with fanfare in the fall as an effort to bolster the work force by producing millions more community college graduates over the next decade, and building up high-quality free online courses.

Mr. Chia said that criticism about the number of foreign students — which reflects broader concerns about the government's bringing in foreign talent to bolster the work force and economic growth — had been growing since the 1990s, but that concerns became more obvious as people turned to the Web to air their opinions.

Mr Boehner called for Mr Obama to order the National Guard to the southern US border to bolster the work of the Department of Homeland Security border patrol.