Sentence examples for boost work from inspiring English sources

Taxes are especially low on labour, a choice designed to boost work and foreign investment.

According to its proponents, it would create a nation of investors (and hence, fear Democrats, of Republican voters), foster a savings culture and boost work incentives.

In order to soften the blow for the poorest households ministers last week offered an extra £100m to local authorities that designed government-approved schemes to boost work incentives.

Better still, spending an equivalent amount on increasing work allowances – the amount that someone can earn before the support they receive from universal credit is withdrawn – would be much more targeted at those on low to middle incomes, helping to boost work incentives.

Honda's engineers told Northwest how to reduce the downtime on its computerized milling machines and suggested a new floor plan for machinery that would boost work flow.

However, driven by both the imperative need for fiscal consolidation to rein in the large public sector deficit and the desire to boost work incentives for the unemployed, benefit generosity has been cut back in recent years13.

Chalco said Friday that it would sell up to 20 billion yuan ($2.9 billion) worth of debt to boost working capital and pay back bank loans.

Urgent action is needed to boost working class participation in public life, including the expansion of a scheme which saw bus drivers working as magistrates, a think tank has said.

That should promote a number of exchanges and activities to boost working relations between people in both India and Taiwan.

Meditation has been shown to lower stress, reduce risk of depression, improve sleep quality and boost working memory.

At the same time that GOP candidates are proposing plans benefitting the rich, they oppose ideas that would boost working and middle-class Americans.