Sentence examples for boost service from inspiring English sources

At the same time, 5,000 extra staff are being hired for the 500 stores, to cut queueing times at checkouts and boost service.

New Jersey Transit plans to reduce its staff by attrition and eliminate some contingency funds that would have been available to boost service to keep its promise not to raise fares, Jeffrey A. Warsh, New Jersey Transit executive director, said.

"So today we've announced fundamental reform of the telecoms market – more competition, a new structure for Openreach, tougher performance targets, and a range of measures to boost service quality.

The deal cancels out Virgin's $248 million in outstanding debts and will unite Sprint's Boost service and Virgin Mobile under the same roof.

Sadly, it's not clear just how much they can do about it since it's extremely hard in the city to get clearance for the new cell towers needed to boost service.

Cuba has extended its medical cooperation to Pacific Island Countries (PICs) by supplying doctors to boost service delivery and offering scholarships for Pacific Islanders to study medicine in Cuba.

The authority – which will consult on the plans – says events and exhibitions will not be held unless they can be fully funded by outside sources and it will look at the possibility of using volunteers to boost services.

Mr Brown said the £5bn of investment, between 2014-19, would help boost services between Glasgow and Edinburgh and deliver the Borders Railway.

Some argue a precedent has already been set for this as the NHS is earmarking £1bn a year from its £100bn-plus budget by 2014 to boost services which overlap with social care.

"We are now planning ways to boost services to meet the needs of future cancer patients so we can offer radiotherapy to all those who would benefit from it".

Vaccines and logistical support to boost services in Zimbabwe HARARE, 23 October 2003 - The British Department for International Development DFIDD) pledged 1.88 million pounds to UNICEF Zimbabwe today to secure urgently needed vaccines and logistical support for the country's Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) from January to June 2004.