Sentence examples for boosting support for from inspiring English sources
A grand coalition would not only be scratchy and quarrelsome but also risk boosting support for the extremes.
At the same time, elevated unemployment is boosting support for unconventional oil and gas projects with the potential to create jobs.
In the past, when angered by Taiwan's manoeuvring, China has rattled its sabre, with the unintended consequence of boosting support for the DPP.
Policies under consideration including freezing fuel duty for motorists, boosting support for childcare and helping low-income families to save – and Hammond will also confirm that he will meet several Conservative manifesto pledges, including increasing the tax-free personal allowance.
The cost of not facing up to corruption, Mr. Reed said, is shown clearly in Poland, where corruption has become a prominent political issue, boosting support for populist law-and-order parties.
BACK in November 2001, as American bombers were driving Afghanistan's Taliban rulers from power, a reporter asked Donald Rumsfeld, then defence secretary, if the campaign was perversely boosting support for the Islamists.
The financial crisis has boosted support for his opponent.
Clashes on the edge of town have boosted support for the rebels.
The government is to boost support for rural communities and ensure better protection and management of wildlife and habitats.
The NHS's most senior doctor responsible for young people's health said the distressing figures underlined that greater improvements were needed to boost support for troubled children.
