Sentence examples for boost the authority from inspiring English sources

The plan will boost the authority of internal ethics and safety chiefs to protect whistle-blowers and streamline the process for shutting down facilities regulators deem unsafe.

Given that Sunni (unlike Shia) Islam lacks a formal clerical structure, the Russians sometimes had to coax one into existence by boosting the authority of their favourites.

The Bush administration unveiled new operating guidelines for the nation's intelligence community yesterday in a move that boosted the authority of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) while triggering protests from lawmakers who complained that they weren't properly consulted.

Such a display of even-handedness could enhance NATO's authority, boost the confidence of non-Albanian minorities and help end Mitrovica's partition.

Many major international donors wanted to help the state-run television as a means to boost the Palestinian Authority.

To launch a scarcely credible attack now on the euro's most successful member is no way to boost the credibility or authority of any future attacks.

An elected president of the commission, for example, would boost the commission's authority and power at the expense of national governments.

When the Palestinian people stop supporting terrorism and start to blame the Islamic militants for prompting Israel's responses, their protests will help boost the credibility and authority of Mr. Abbas.

But some GOP conservatives opposed the fast-track measure because they are loath to boost the president's authority or help him win a legislative trophy.

As State Department records show, the American government of the time analysed those events and it had no doubt that "extermination" was the aim.But if Armenians want to boost the chances that the authorities in Ankara will eventually allow a searching look at one of the 20th century's darkest episodes, they might think harder about their congressional campaign.

If [the armed groups] agree to DDR, if they agree to get involved in [Minusca/UNDP-run] labour-intensive work programmes … we will boost the restoration of state authority," he said.