Sentence examples for boosting the commitment from inspiring English sources

And to that I'd add a sub-question: how much of this might he attempt between now and November, with an eye toward boosting the commitment of, and turnout by, the voters he most needs?

The same amount has been included in indicative plans for the following year and there will be an attempt to secure EU funding to boost the commitment.

A second option, officials say, is to significantly boost the American commitment to train Afghan troops, with Americans taking on the Taliban with increasing help from the Afghan military.

CGI America convenes business, government, and civil society leaders each year to make commitments boosting the economic recovery and long-term competitiveness of the United States.

Fox's commitment to boosting the war effort seemed to revive the old French theory that art and journalism should be put at the service of ideology -- a Fox News version of "littérature engagée".

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney later said he hadn't heard Boehner's comments but called it "astounding" that the GOP leader would challenge Obama's commitment to boosting the middle class.

SAFE started with two projects with Keurig Green Mountain and Starbucks, both major players in the coffee sector that are seeking the long-term sustainability of their supply chains, and therefore have both a commercial interest in and a commitment to boosting the livelihoods of their coffee bean producers.

Unlike other aluminum producers, Kaiser, the nation's number two producer, is refusing to share 30% of its windfall with the BPA in cash or other commitments such as boosting the energy efficiency of its smelters.

First Minister Alex Salmond said this increase was "a demonstration of this government's commitment to creating jobs and boosting the economy".

The Report Card also graded politicians for their commitment to reducing inequality and boosting the 99percentt.

Such funding boosts the Obama Administration's commitment to get all veterans off the streets in the next two years.