Sentence examples for boost in resources from inspiring English sources

O'Donnell, who served as Britain's senior civil servant under Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and David Cameron, said that Whitehall needed a boost in resources to meet the challenge ahead.

The boost in resources comes after two Baton Rouge police officers and one East Baton Rouge sheriff's deputy were shot and killed Sunday morning.

If either the House or the Senate bill becomes law, there will be a significant boost in resources for the Indian Health system.

"Far more important than this supreme court ruling would be a boost in resources for organs that are responsible for monitoring and auditing election spending to make them more efficient," he said.

A report by Derek Wanless, a former banker, recommended in the first instance a hefty five-year boost in its resources.

IMF managing director Christine Lagarde struck a cautiously optimistic note this week, saying that the IMF might not need as large a boost in financial resources as first thought to address Europe's debt crisis.

Japan and South Korea also want Europe to do more and China might insist a number of conditions are met before it supports a boost in IMF resources.

This has been confirmed by the formal authorization of a significant boost in IMF's resources and the significant success of the recently-created Flexible Credit Line (FCL).

Though many businesses have been reluctant and slow to respond to social media and the changing face of online marketing, we see an uptick of investments in resources to boost performance; by both small and large enterprises.

Bioenergy if managed sustainably and efficiently can bring in resources and boost productivity while improving food security.

One senior organiser, who has been close to Farage, points out Ukip received a major boost in EU staffing and resources when the party gained more MEPs in 2009.