Sentence examples for boosting measures from inspiring English sources

Judgments will be made about whether the VAT cut and other economy boosting measures in the pre-budget report have worked.

The X factor Sowing bubbles Brigands seeking harbours Rich pickings A question of maturity ReprintsA sales tax adds to the amount you have to spend on a good, boosting measures of GDP by expenditure.

John Cridland said "confidence boosting measures" were needed and building projects could start within months.

Countries are boosting measures to diagnose and track TB, "providing us with much more and better data, bringing us closer and closer to understanding the true burden," said Mario Raviglione, WHO's director of the Global TB Programme in Geneva, Switzerland, in a statement.

This boosts measures of GDP by expenditure, relative to income-based measures.

In the Belgian capital, the EU leaders were also expected to agree to boost measures to stop the spread of Ebola.

But with private sector job creation still a long way off, the risk is that, while these students do not currently boost measured unemployment, trouble is just being stored up for further down the line," Ellis warned.

Instead, Osborne will make the best of a bad job with growth boosting infrastructure measures balanced by cuts in current spending, coupled with an embarrassing acceptance that it will take longer than expected to turn the public finances round.

It could be a timely reminder to George Osborne, tipped to announced further export-boosting measures in next week's budget, that Britain can compete with China in a global trade where cost often determines manufacturing location.

Driven by buoyant GDP, employment and revenue growth, the government's deficit was reduced from 3.6% of GDP to 2.2% in 2007, with a further decline to 2% forecast for this year thanks to some revenue-boosting measures.

WASHINGTON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. Postal Service's Board of Governors has directed the cash-strapped agency to speed up cost-cutting and revenue-boosting measures, as legislation to restructure the mail carrier remains stalled.