"Competing in an Olympic Games would be a huge opportunity for players, a massive boost to developing cricket nations and give much greater exposure for the sport to a new audience".
"Such a move is essential," wrote Mr. Prestowitz on the YaleGlobal Web site, "not only as a matter of providing a badly needed boost to developing countries, but also because the failure [of Cancún] poses a serious threat to the main hope of generating the economic growth necessary to lift developing countries out of poverty".
Harvard College announces a $12.1 million grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to boost efforts to develop the next generation of public service leaders.
No "get-up-and-go" and not moving ideas up and outward to make or boost events to develop and happen, then no luck.
The law also facilitates cross-border cooperation to make clinical trials larger, more viable and more reliable, which should in turn boost efforts to develop special treatments, e.g. for rare diseases.
He's boosted efforts to develop Microsoft Office for iPhones, iPads and Android devices.
DAVOS, SWITZERLAND--In a huge boost for efforts to develop an AIDS vaccine, Bill Gates announced at the World Economic Forum here on 27 January that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will give $100 million to the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI).
A thorough understanding of the mechanisms for the partitioning of photosynthates in cereals is crucial for our ability to boost starch yield, to develop specialty crops for the functional food industry, such as barley with enhanced ß-glucan levels, and to tailor cereal production for the non-food industry.
After the formation of the district head quarters, the economic development was boosted and began to develop rapidly.
