Sentence examples for boosting links from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it is invigorating its MBA course through boosting links with industry and setting practical, work-based assignments.

Clegg, who is speaking of boosting links along the "brainbelt of Britain", will say: "Britain faces a housing crisis.

"Threatened by significant public spending cuts, [universities] will have to seek savings and look for ways of increasing revenues from other sources," says Richard Lambert, director general of the Confederation of British Industry and author of a 2003 review about boosting links between universities and industry.

Singapore Airlines is boosting links to the country by launching a daily flight to Surabaya, the country's second largest city, on 26 July.

Given that companies like Facebook have been offering audience networks for years now, the LinkedIn Audience Network is a long time coming, and could be a welcome addition to boosting LinkedIn's business.

To boost links between these cities, he proposed that High Speed 2, a proposed north-south railway, should be supplemented with a new east-west line.

Professor Stephen Hagen, deputy vice chancellor at the university, said the scheme would boost links with the community and help academic research.

It is expected to boost LinkedIn's growth in China - where rival social networking firms such as Facebook and Twitter continue to remain blocked.

The prime minister and Li were holding talks aimed at boosting trade links between Britain and the economic superpower.

In a formal response to the report, the government reiterated its commitment to boosting trade links with China, adding it was "important that this balanced approach is taken".

But it is bilateral deals that will build the dream, not communiqués from an SCO summit.Viewed like this, not as a regional security bloc but as a rather ineffectual effort at combating cross-border terrorism and boosting other links, the SCO seem less threatening.