Sentence examples for boost commercial from inspiring English sources
JP will increase availability, boost commercial, develop digital, invest in editorial and expand staff.
MPAs in nationally controlled waters — a favorite tool of many (but not all) marine conservation advocates — can let crippled fish stocks recover and even boost commercial fisheries.
To boost commercial revenues S4C said it is looking at leasing the post-midnight hours to third-party broadcasters on the main channel and the whole of S4C2.
Sources close to the float have promised that the proceeds will be used to pay down debt and boost commercial operations in Asia.
The two leaders also agreed to enhance connectivity between their countries in order to boost commercial and cultural exchanges, with India repairing and upgrading 71 bridges on the Tamu-Kalewa Road. Tamu-Kalewa Road
People began breeding and releasing salmon in the Pacific Northwest in the late 19th Century to boost commercial fishing.
The BBC has also been told to achieve a large part of its funding through "self-help", by measures such as boosting commercial revenue schemes and improving collection of the licence fee.
The BBC risks having to cut more of its services after it missed targets on long-term cost cutting and boosting commercial revenue, the public spending watchdog has warned.
For instance, a case might be made for the Bank of Japan, as well as clearly targeting inflation, to buy equities, so boosting commercial banks' capital, a big part of which is made up of shareholdings whose value continued to lurch down this week.
Perez essentially invented Real Madrid's modern business model, signing major stars like David Beckham and Zinedine Zidane in his first tenure as president, between 2000 and 2006, boosting commercial revenues and making the team number one in terms of worldwide sales.
French President Francois Hollande said his country would "meet" any demands for weapons from Lebanon during a visit on Sunday to Saudi Arabia aimed at boosting commercial ties with the kingdom.
