Sentence examples for boost its position from inspiring English sources
Gaz would gain access to Opel's intellectual property and use it to boost its position within Russia, which is vying to overtake Germany as the biggest car market in Europe.
Independent exploration and production company CNX Gas of Pittsburgh, Pa., says it is training rig crews to boost its position in the Marcellus Shale, a popular unconventional play in the Northeast, once gas prices reach $6 per thousand cubic feet.
Yet his research also suggests that the network owner can easily abuse such charges to boost its position in the consumer market.
Tesco closed 5.25p lower at 403.75p as Evolution Securities analyst Dave McCarthy suggested the supermarket could start a price war to boost its position and damage its competition.
Exor was already a 4.7% shareholder in the Economist Group but will boost its position to 43% by snapping up the bulk of Pearson's stake.
He said that the UK could boost its position by training students to take the tests, but that was not the same thing as improving the education system.
NTL boosted its position with the £940m ($1.55 billion) purchase of three cable operators in two separate deals, making it more or less equal with Cable & Wireless Communications and Telewest Telecommunications.
Last year SVG, a spin-off from investment bank Schroders in the 1990s, announced plans to raise up to £209m as it looked to boost its cash position to meet the future funding needs of European private equity firm Permira's fourth fund, in which it is the largest investor.
"Even if it conducts fourth and fifth nuclear tests, they will do nothing to boost its bargaining position".
See articleBad news in the financial markets led to further pressure on the dollar, which fell to record lows against the euro.The slump in Spain's housing market resulted in one of the country's biggest corporate collapses, when Martinsa Fadesa, a property developer, sought administration.Self relianceGeneral Motors announced steps to boost its cash position.
Arnold, whose investment fund, Olivant Advisors, holds a 0.7% stake in UBS, told the bank it should consider selling off its global asset management division to boost its capital position.
