Sentence examples for capacity bolstering from inspiring English sources
Jacqueline Pata, executive director of the National Congress of American Indians, said the tribes have tried to assuage Congressional misgivings, expanding financing and capacity, bolstering indigent legal representation, and changing rules to ensure that non-Indian defendants would face a jury of their peers, Indian and non-Indian alike.
There are resources and enough capacity to bolster the relief effort until the end of September, according to WFP, but the country could be hit by a severe funding shortfall thereafter.
Key to that will be the union's capacity to bolster the fundamental security of Europeans, not just in the face of the terror threat seen in the attacks in Paris and Brussels, but of globalisation, the migration crisis, economic fragility and unemployment.
At the high end of the spectrum, demand for gadgets armed with ever-greater memory capacity will bolster chip sales even if the market for relatively expensive handsets does not see the kind of rapid growth it has in the past.
Boosting production capacity helped bolster Trina's strong performance in the quarter, which beat analyst estimates.
Increased investments are needed to expand local capacity and bolster economic growth.
By offering a range of different subsidies, all paid for by the customer, the National Grid has secured 2.56 gigawatts of additional "balancing services" to ballast supplies this December, bolstering the capacity margin from 1.2%to5.1%1.2%to5.1%
Bolstering the capacity of home visiting (HV) programs to address these significant risk factors has potential to improve child and family outcomes.
Economic growth, meanwhile, has contributed to improving living standards and bolstering the capacity of government to address key problems.
The strategy has been guided by the central tenets of Obama's philosophy for fighting extremists overseas: targeting extremists from the air, bolstering the capacity of foreign governments and avoiding putting large numbers of U.S. military personnel on the ground in dangerous countries.
