While an apparent attempt by the coalition to reinvigorate and bolster itself, the move could just as easily embroil and distract it and bleed the government of energy, some warned.
Partially to bolster itself against this eventuality, in January, Gawker sold a minority stake to Columbus Nova Technology Partners, an investment fund with deep pockets and several billion dollars in assets.
Didn't the second world war quash forever the idea that a European country could be deemed successful by bolstering itself with land grabs or by ethnic discrimination?In fact, a pollster using crafty questions might well find that people in Europe's south-eastern corner, not all them Serb nationalists, are still ambivalent on such matters.
The funding should also help TransferWise bolster itself against heavy competition.
So — for example — a turnover tax on digital companies could be one way for the EU as a region to bolster itself against the risk of the UK accelerating the problem of profit shifting if it ends up seeking to operate a low tax regime right off the EU's shore.
However, it looks like that acquisition is not to boost Salesforce's design practice, but to bolster Quip itself, by developing more productivity apps.
Hamas yesterday declared itself bolstered by the Arab Spring and the exchange with Israel of more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners, as the group mounted a show of strength with tens of thousands attending a lavishly staged rally in the centre of Gaza City.
BPA by itself bolstered cell viability (i.e., chemoresistance) in T47D cells but not in MDA-MB-468 cells.
First, we used the training data itself to derive bolstered resubstitution error estimates (see Methods section).
Thus, the environmental context of the training, as opposed to the training itself, might have bolstered attentional functioning (see Tang & Posner, 2009).
Now is precisely the wrong time to let that cover lapse.The second reason to support Doha is to bolster the WTO itself.
