Sentence examples for boost nationally from inspiring English sources

Turnout surpassed state projections and gave a big boost nationally to President Obama's signature health law.

Taking Obama out of the equation also seems to give the health care law a small boost nationally.

Theresa May's "genuinely innovative speech" (Editorial, 12 July) contained a commitment to government-backed project bonds which could be used to boost infrastructure nationally.

But legalizing cannabis is a popular idea that would almost certainly boost tax revenue nationally and help reform a broken criminal justice system.

As of 2015, there were more than a dozen such accelerators nationally boosting an estimated 150 companies a year to prominence and future profitability.

The commissioner added that his force's system should be introduced nationally to boost trust in policing.

As Compton mayor, Brown has focused on initiatives to boost the city known nationally for its high crime rates, including bringing more business to the area.

It has been so effective in its hard sell that President Obama and Congressional Democrats have repeatedly been stymied and frustrated in every effort they've made to boost the minimum wage nationally.

"Having a qualification which is nationally accredited boosts a learner's sense of achievement and can be a step towards further learning," she says.

President Kennedy signed Executive Order 11085 establishing a new award with a new medal but keeping the name while expanding the award's purpose and boosting its prestige level nationally and internationally.

A relatively robust economy, low unemployment and the chancellor's hard-nosed handling of Europe's debt crisis, which made her the focus of criticism and protest in many of Europe's weaker member countries, has been well received at home, helping to boost her party's popularity nationally.