Sentence examples for boost leaders from inspiring English sources

At the moment the coalition most needs a boost, leaders of the powerful Turkish Army are now ready to provide a division of peacekeeping troops.

In an effort to give area businesses a needed boost, some local leaders have proposed creating a business improvement district.

That has given a boost to Arab leaders in places like Saudi Arabia who are at the same moment working to silence political opposition in their backyards.

That is a timely double boost for the leaders, who have lost Chris Flannery and Kyle Eastmond with mumps in addition to their long-term injury absentees Sean Long, Maurie Fa'asavalu and Jason Cayless.

Still, "Nudge" has gotten a boost from thought leaders as diverse as Barack Obama (who tapped Sunstein to lead the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs) and Kathie Lee Gifford.

Mr. Corzine, who is spending more than $1 million a week for television ads, got another boost today when leaders of the Black Ministers Council of New Jersey gave him their endorsement.

George Osborne's plans for a networked "northern powerhouse" of English city regions have received a boost after council leaders in West Yorkshire said they would bid for Leeds to join Manchester as having devolved economic powers.

And on Wednesday, the chancellor was given a further boost when the leaders of the Protestant and Roman Catholic churches took the highly unusual step of publicly expressing their support for the government's proposals.

Carriers have been seeking to restructure business models devastated by the impact of high fuel costs, and some new strategies like luggage fees—helped boost revenues.Democratic leaders, backed by some economists, have begun opening discussions about a second round of economic stimulus.

Their findings suggest that factional ties with various top leaders boost the chance of climbing into the upper echelons of the CCP.

It plans more work in this area later in the year, aimed at helping its young leaders boost their employability, in recognition of the difficulties facing young people looking for employment.