Sentence examples for boost the call for from inspiring English sources

The idea is that higher inflation and inflation expectations would stimulate America's economy.If you want a monetary boost, the call for a higher target makes sense.

To boost the economy, Mr. Reagan called for smaller government, lower taxes and more self-reliance.

The assassination is likely to boost the electoral chances of those calling for a stronger line against the Tigers.

The French government released the evidence in a nine-page declassified document Monday evening to boost its calls for military intervention in Syria.

A coalition of organisations including the Co-operative, the National Trust, the Church of England and the Women's Institute are calling for measures to boost the community renewable power and energy efficiency schemes.

Instead, Mr Balls called for "bold action" to boost the economy, including £10bn in infrastructure investment this year, more money for house building and a tax on bank bonuses to pay for support to get young people into work.

Lon Nol's call for 10,000 volunteers to boost the manpower of Cambodia's poorly equipped, 30,000-man army, managed to swamp the military with over 70,000 recruits.

Congress – by then controlled by the Democrats – took the opposite view, calling for increased spending to boost the economy.

Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King has called for further action to boost the UK's ailing economy.

Mr Puzey said the root of the problem was a long-standing shortage of affordable homes, and called for greater investment to boost the stock available.

Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King has called for further action to boost the UK's ailing economy, in a speech in Belfast.