The scandal has boosted calls for greater harmonisation of tax rules throughout the European Union.
The plummeting number of internet subscribers has boosted calls for the tax to be scrapped, though Ibrahim Bbosa, spokesperson of the Uganda Communications Commission, expects usage to recover.
America's turtle setback, however, will encourage the country's protectionists, green-leaning Democrats and other WTO critics.It will also boost calls for more transparency at the WTO, which many see as remote, unaccountable and secretive.
Speaking at the launch of the pledges, Mr Farage also said a strong showing for his party in May could boost calls for electoral reform, which in turn could make his eurosceptics a "big party in British politics".
Meanwhile the increasing death toll in the Mediterranean - 1,800 migrants are believed to have died making the crossing so far this year - has boosted calls for countries to let more migrants in.
The ECJ's ruling in the case — which was brought by a group of anti-Brexit Scottish politicians — will boost calls for a second referendum in the UK from those who want to remain part of the European Union.
"It does not help". Blair's announcement could also boost calls by Democrats and some Republicans for a serious change in Iraq policy -- not just in the number of troops fighting but also in what those troops should do.
Johnson is concerned that his lobbying for more airport capacity in the south-east will bolster the campaign for a reversal on Heathrow, instead of boosting his calls for a new airport.
Obama in November gave net neutrality advocates a boost, calling for strictest rules possible and suggesting the FCC reclassify ISPs as more heavily regulated "telecommunications services," instead of the current "information services".
The French government released the evidence in a nine-page declassified document Monday evening to boost its calls for military intervention in Syria.
