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It would boost its image around the world, and even in Taiwan, which might become less averse to the idea of Chinese sovereignty.A boot in the faceYet China shows no sign of being swayed by these arguments.

It wanted to boost its image locally, to spur the local economy and sales, and to attract other foreign firms who could help support expatriate-friendly schools and other infrastructure.

The AKP had promised to end that violence in the run-up to elections, dismissing accusations that it preferred a war footing to boost its image as defender of people's safety – and its performance at the polls.

Of course, it also gives Intuit a chance to boost its image without having to figure out how to make a commercial about tax software interesting.

This week's carnival will have done nothing to boost its image.

Its has boosted its image in Europe by sponsoring football teams such as Arsenal, Paris St Germain and AC Milan.

THE Pew Research Centre has taken a look at whether American humanitarian aid boosts its image in the recipient country.

With great realism, Putin has realised that the only way Russia can back its interests and boost its image as a great power is through diplomacy.

The Met and Hogan-Howe feature in a BBC prime-time documentary starting on Monday which the force hopes will boost its image.

Hizbullah, the Lebanese Shia party-cum-militia, had hoped to boost its image by airing a slick drama on its Manar channel retailing the glories of guerrilla resistance to Israel in the 1980s.

But the conflict has raised questions about Russia's ability to reliably deliver gas to its customers in the European Union, just as Moscow has been seeking to boost its image as a dependable business partner in the West.