Sentence examples for boosting state from inspiring English sources

Poverty, corruption and even terrorism are hallmarks of fragile states around the world — and we think that boosting state capacity is the way to address these severe problems.

Even if a revised proposal is made, the tax – which was expected to raise €1.5bn (£1.34bn) during 2010 – will take weeks to reach parliament again and even longer to start boosting state coffers.

While Mr. Cuomo offered few major new programs, he did propose boosting state aid to school districts and local governments, and spending more for the homeless, for victims of acquired immune deficiency syndrome and to hire more prison guards and state troopers.

Supporters of Brexit rejected the idea that the E.U. could have played any positive role in boosting state capacity in the world's fifth-largest economy — and in a country that already had a robust system of laws and governance in place.

Jacob Frenkel, a former federal prosecutor now with the Shulman Rogers law firm in Potomac, Maryland, said the McDonnells' lawyers would try to show that boosting state business was part of the governor's job.

So about a fifth of the federal government's tax expenditure ends up just being a giveaway to rich bond buyers rather than boosting states' revenues from bond sales.

Hefty excise and sales taxes will boost state coffers.

Those feelings among conservatives have helped boost state and national fund-raising for Mr. Lazio.

His $31 billion budget plan proposes raising the sales tax from 6% to 7% to boost state revenue.

A public offering of 25% of the largest mobile-phone provider, Safaricom, boosted state coffers by $833m.

Supporters of the bill said it could boost state revenues from the two racetracks as much as $300 million a year.