Sentence examples similar to boosting actions from inspiring English sources

"We will continue to boost actions that guarantee no person will face discrimination for their sexual orientation or gender identity".

A number of Green New Deals – government reflationary packages designed to kickstart economies and boost action to counter climate change – have been laid out by ministers around the world.

Next month the RBM Partnership will launch a three-year campaign to show the bigger picture in malaria control and boost action towards reaching the malaria-related MDGs.

Seeking to set minimum preparedness criteria for future emergencies, Rima Salah also mentioned the need to boost action and partnerships against a possible pandemic scenario triggered by avian influenza.

Several GH61 proteins degrade cellulose by an oxidative mechanism thereby boosting the action of cellulases (Langston et al. 2011; Quinlan et al. 2011; Westereng et al. 2011).

Next, they tested whether boosting the action of adenosine helped alleviate two types of chronic foot pain pain from inflammation, which underlies conditions such as arthritis; and pain from nerve damage, which occurs in conditions such as spinal cord injuries or complications of diabetes.

Yet the most recent minutes, from March, show Fed officials unwilling to take any further action to boost the economy.

Note, though, that even those voting against QE this month still seem open to further action to boost bank lending, with the committee seeing merit in possible extensions to Funding for Lending".

With many having been in bear territory – defined as a 20% fall from their peak – they were buoyed by hints from the European Central Bank that it was considering further action to boost the eurozone's crumbling economy.

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

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