Sentence examples for boost his role from inspiring English sources

But Charles Moore, editor of the Daily Telegraph, which picked up the story, said the dossier proved Mr Blair was attempting to boost his role.

Droughns was buried deep in the Broncos' roster in 2004 — "a special-teams guy," he said — before injuries boosted his role.

Jokingly that he would boost his own playing role: "I've just given myself a five-year contract while I can".

That said, Mr Wade's inclusion in the cabinet at the head of a new super-ministry will offer opportunities to boost his popularity, while his role in the rebranding of the party suggests that the president remains keen to boost his son's profile.

Still, Mr. Filianoti seems another example of a lighter, lyric tenor trying to boost his voice for weightier roles.

In 1929 Joyce published a contentious version of his diaries under the title The South Polar Trail, in which he boosted his own role, played down the contributions of others, and incorporated fictitious colourful details.

Ford also believed the role would help boost his career, since it was so heavy on "the kind of charm that wins people in casting offices".

At tone at least, this differed from Rouhani's continuing emphasis on attracting foreign investment and encouraging overseas trade, and from his desire to boost the role of the private sector – foreign and domestic - and therefore to constrain state and quasi-state organisations like tax-exempt religious foundations and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps IRGCC).

If anything, Japan's induction into the world of Islamist terror may strengthen his hand as he seeks to boost the role of the country's military by, for example, lifting the postwar ban on troops fighting alongside allies overseas.

Our report Smarter regions, smarter Britain will be on his desk and outlines new ways to boost the role of universities and their work with small businesses.

All that has helped boost the role of the courts.