As Sam Bowman explains, the report arrives at its conclusion that Brexit would "boost the UK by £450m a week" by adding together potential savings to the Treasury from eliminating our net contribution to the EU budget, to the (hypothetical) increases in exports from post-Brexit trade deals, to the supposed benefits of eliminating some EU regulations (mostly the Data Protection Act).
The conclusion dovetailed with Bloch's campaign to boost the agency's budget, then around $1.5 billion.
The studio hopes its reworked conclusion -- along with an extensive marketing campaign -- will boost the film's word-of-mouth and help it play strongly deep into July.
In the terminology introduced in §2.2, Mill's idea is that each element of the positive analogy boosts the probability of the conclusion.
Gibson does a superb job of addressing claims by opponents of judicial elections in an objective, balanced fashion and the variety of research designs and data analyses only boosts the validity of his conclusions.
In conclusion, autovaccination boosted the IgG response to extracellular antigens in two patients, while the antibody response of the other two patients was not affected.
Together, these data further boost confidence in the conclusions from this work.
Both the detailed examination of the effects of minimum wages on particular groups and general performance in the economy point to a simple conclusion: however well intentioned, boosting the minimum wage is not a policy that deserves support.
LILONGWE, Malawi, 10 February 2014 – The rights of people living with disabilities, especially intellectual disabilities, received a boost today at the conclusion of the first ever African Leaders Forum on Disability, as government, civil society and development actors committed to challenge stigma and inequity by seeking their inclusion in the continent's development agenda.
This has boosted the church.
Taiwanese aid boosts the economy.
