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When he became principal, Manning decided to bolster the teaching staff by requiring all assistant coaches to be full-time instructors.

Rather than taking the opportunity to untangle the sugar program in this year's farm bill, Congress has decided to bolster the old system.

It was subsequently decided to bolster the sample through the inclusion of a further 75 comments from each of pages 2, 5, 8 and 11 in order to create a final sample of n = 800 comments.

Following Russia's intervention in eastern Ukraine, which demonstrated both Moscow's willingness and ability to engage in hybrid warfare against a neighboring European state, the NATO powers decided to bolster the alliance's forward presence in the Baltic region.

Then, when a protest outside the Pottsville courthouse, by a group supporting immigrant rights, grew so loud that it disrupted a preliminary hearing for Mr. Piekarski and Mr. Donchak, the county sheriff decided to bolster security for the trial.

On this date a dozen years ago, the Texas Rangers, seven games out of first place in the American League West, decided to bolster their offense for the final two months of the season by adding a good left-handed hitter, Harold Baines.

Ministers also decided to bolster maritime patrols in the Mediterranean and will meet again on Thursday to hammer out the detail.

Three weeks after the launch of Samwer Fab clone Bamarang in Germany, the UK, France, Brazil and Australia comes the news that Fab too has decided to bolster its European front lines through the acquisition of German flash sales site Casacanda.

Ms. Muller also said that Apple had decided to bolster security on iTunes after the incident.

The atmosphere surrounding Facebook's IPO became so bleak that according to Reuters, Morgan Stanley, the firm acting as lead underwriter of the offering, reportedly decided to bolster Facebook's share price by spending billions on shares to prop it up.

But, according to allies, when he learned that his niece's endorsement would appear as an Op-Ed piece in The New York Times on Sunday, he decided to bolster that with his own public embrace of the campaign at a joint rally at American University in Washington on Monday, giving Mr. Obama, of Illinois a potentially powerful one-two Kennedy punch.