Sentence examples for boost government from inspiring English sources

Ideally, the G20 would boost government spending, partly by giving the IMF more money.

So in addition to targeting Goni, the nationalisation may boost government revenues.Glencore is demanding compensation for the smelter.

And it is also because high energy prices, while hurting consumers, boost government revenues thanks to the remnants of North Sea oil and gas production.

In France, President Nicolas Sarkozy lost to the Socialist candidate, François Hollande, who has criticised the country's austerity programme and wants to boost government spending.

Page A13 OBAMA MAKES TRADE VOW President Obama used one of the country's most glamorous exports as a stage, Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner, to vow to boost government help for American companies seeking to sell their goods overseas.

— President Obama, wrapping himself in one of the country's most glamorous exports, Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner, vowed on Friday to boost government help for American companies seeking to sell their goods overseas.

To give growth a further boost, governments may even need to loosen fiscal policy further.

Private retirement schemes are catching on in some Asian countries to boost government-managed pensions, or for the self-employed who aren't required to contribute to state plans, said Ahmad Zakie bin Ahmad Shariff, former chief executive of the Federation of Investment Managers Malaysia.

The distribution of humanitarian aid boosts government spending.

Across the globe countries have countered the recession by cutting taxes and by boosting government spending.

That boosted government revenues in the short term, but is now jeopardising them.