Sentence examples for boosting health from inspiring English sources

EU The European commission is to give $179.41m€140m0m) of funding for Ebola-affected countries, $48.69m€38m8m) of which is aimed at boosting health systems.

Many palm oil producers have gone further, allocating up to 40% of their land to local farmers and boosting health care, entrepreneurship and education.

A switch from universal subsidies to vouchers could be the most efficient way of boosting health as well as relieving poverty.

Both beverages are popular in Britain and elsewhere, and were marketed from the 1920s to the 1980s as aids to boosting health (Ribena) or recovery from sickness (Lucozade).

In the wake of this announcement, some western governments said they would be withdrawing aid to Uganda, and the World Bank also postponed loans in excess of $90m to the Ugandan government aimed at boosting health services.

Although high streets could play a vital role in boosting health, "In many towns and cities, high streets are being overtaken by businesses with potentially damaging consequences for public health", the RSPH's report warns.

(The success of Obama's appearance in boosting health-insurance enrollment among millennials is the reason Clinton decided to appear).

Getting people out of their cars and walking or cycling could boost health and reduce congestion.

He also questions the power of commercial links to boost health, which he says has become something of a religion.

Sears and other mail-order catalogs sold dozens of varieties under the heading "Home Appliances"; advertisements claimed they boosted "health, vigor and beauty".

New paid-holiday legislation allowed the public unprecedented freedom, while the state was keen to boost health and stimulate employment with new building projects.