This post-Tiananmen accord provided a renewed and bolstered determination for economic liberalization that is precisely what attracts the migrants of the deeply impoverished countryside to the cities.
European funds for investment could bolster the determination of local politicians to proceed with structural reform.
"These attacks, which threaten our country's integrity and our nation's unity and solidarity, do not weaken our resolve in fighting terrorism but bolster our determination," he said in a statement.
"These attacks, which threaten our country's integrity and our nation's unity and solidarity, do not weaken our resolve in fighting terrorism but bolster our determination," he said.
His resolve and courage never left him, nor did his fiendish sense of fun, his huge appetite for books, films, music, good food and wine, friends, conversation and much more besides, and all these bolstered his determination never to give in.
Although he was not often successful in winning significant reforms for the Chinese people that he represented, Bee provided inestimable support for Chinese immigrants in their struggle for civil rights at a time when they had few allies, and he bolstered their determination to fight on.
His accomplishment has also bolstered his determination to prove that reports of his upcoming death have been greatly exaggerated.
And his declaration that he would veto new sanctions on Iran while negotiations on its nuclear program continue will only bolster the determination of many legislators in both parties to enact those tougher measures.
Indeed, when it comes to nuclear weapons policy, escalating U.S. threats seem to have confirmed the North Korean government's fears of U.S. military attack and, thus, bolstered its determination to enhance its nuclear capabilities.
It's best to have a combination of big goals and small goals so that you are constantly accomplishing things, which will bolster your determination to keep going.
That enemy was Luce, who bolstered Ross's determination that it mattered to be something other than Time, that a world in which Luce was the last man standing, Time the last magazine read, Timese the last language spoken, would be a faster, briefer, simpler, busier, and less funny place.
