Sentence examples similar to boost the restoration from inspiring English sources
Only an extremist fringe and a few misguided strategic "realists" hanker after a Taliban restoration in Kabul: that would boost the Pakistani Taliban, whose target is the secular government in Islamabad.
Therefore, community-based soil and water conservation practice is a dependable rehabilitation or restoration approach, which helps to boost the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and soil nutrients in degraded lands.
In light of the current situation, the person best positioned to boost that restoration is president-elect Porfirio Lobo.
Molecular-level "assemblers" could solve the world's energy crisis through low-cost solar power, cure terrible diseases like cancer by boosting the human immune system, completely clean up the environment, and even enable the restoration of extinct species.
Boosting the repair capacity of the human heart, through stem-cell based interventionstem-cell basedrospect for functinterventionsuctural restoration of the injured myocardium.
This has boosted the church.
Taiwanese aid boosts the economy.
Ms Ingmire also backed Mr Blunkett's call for the restoration of government funds to boost local services in areas affected by high immigration - but she also stressed the reasons why Roma families chose to settle in the UK.
The restoration of aid should give Lebanese authorities an immediate, symbolic boost.
This is particularly true in Getty Square in downtown Yonkers, where the restoration of architectural gems could transform the area and bring a much needed boost to the city's morale and public image, as well as increase its revenue.
