Campaigns and funding streams will need to continue bolstering policies and laws addressing trans rights and prohibiting discriminatory acts on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Israel's agreement to release a fraction of the thousands of imprisoned Palestinian men and women adds to the wedge between Hamas and Fatah, bolstering his policy of impeding anything that would lead to a viable Palestinian state.
A Trump presidency with less focus on the South China Sea could bolster that policy.
The wars on cancer and pornography were really instances in which martial language was used to bolster particular policy initiatives by the Administrations that enacted them.
But from the panoply of prospective Republican presidential candidates, many of whom have engaged in "fact-finding missions" in the Middle East before the Egyptian crisis (a transparent, if time-honoured, ploy to bolster foreign policy credentials), the silence is deafening.
In a report that may bolster public policy efforts to get Americans to reduce the amount of salt in their diets, scientists writing in The New England Journal of Medicine conclude that lowering the amount of salt people eat by even a small amount could reduce cases of heart disease, stroke and heart attacks as much as reductions in smoking, obesity and cholesterol levels.
Presidential candidates across the decades, from Ronald Reagan to Bill Clinton to George W. Bush, have honed the art of picking out stories to bolster a policy position in particularly human terms.
To bolster his policy credentials, the freshman senator recently rolled out a series of position papers and a new book, "American Dreams," in which he takes his own party to task for what he said was outmoded policy thinking.
In fact, growing interest in these relationships has bolstered relevant policy changes, including migration of cancer surgery to high-volume hospitals [ 25, 26].
With stimulative fiscal and monetary policy bolstering domestic demand, China's current-account surplus has shrunk by two-thirds, from 10% of GDP in 2007.
There was talk of such talents reinvigorating Tory policy, bolstering David Cameron's standing within his party and restoring trust in politicians.
