Sentence examples for boosting role from inspiring English sources
The evolutionary hypothesis seems to be an adaptive one for what concerns 'the virtual actor, the ego', where syntactical language played a boosting role: During the evolution of primates, increases in demands of action planning, strategic thinking, and complex syntactical language probably necessitated the construction of a conscious phenomenal world (p. 228).
Russia is boosting the role of nuclear weapons in its national security strategy and doctrine.
Boosting the role of MPs by allowing them to select the chairs and members of Commons select committees.
The author maintains that Israel's connection to the United States is driving a transformation in the nation's cultural life, weakening social solidarity while boosting the role of the individual.
South Korea made a vigorous attempt to improve corporate governance, increasing the rights of minority shareholders, boosting the role of outside directors, punishing improper disclosure and requiring the chaebol to publish consolidated financial statements.
An Abe adviser warns that, in turn, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) may start digging into the finances of opposition figures.Meanwhile, the prime minister's cherished project of boosting the role of women in the economy is in trouble.
They are: sovereignty (exempting the UK from the EU's commitment to "ever closer union" and boosting the role of national parliaments); safeguarding the position of the nine EU states including the UK which are not in the eurozone; curbing the rights of EU migrants to draw state benefits; and ensuring the EU is a source of economic growth, not stagnation.
Flipboard is following the launch of its "smart magazines" by boosting the role of videos.
Sina representative, Zhou Xiaopeng said the company hoped to boost its role in green issues.
The Liberal Democrats later forced a lengthy "pause" in the bill amid fears that it would boost the role of private providers.
