Sentence examples for declared to boost from inspiring English sources

War Heroes Day was declared to boost the morale of the 40,000 troops who are fighting the rebels on the northern Jaffna Peninsula.

And now Britain's aid ministry, noting the programme's declared intention to boost women's rights and reduce poverty, is thinking of helping to promote it too.

Cano declined to boost his own candidacy.

Others said they suspected the bodies could belong to victims of the so-called "False Positives" scandal, in which the military rounded up and killed civilians and declared them enemy combatants to boost performance statistics.

"Women hold up half the sky!" he declared, and the Party attempted to boost productivity by recruiting them to the labor force.

Mr Westerwelle brazenly declares that his aim is to boost that to 18% by September.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger last month asked President Obama to declare Fresno County a disaster area to boost federal aid.

After polls closed on Monday, authorities announced that voting would be extended for an hour on Tuesday, which was declared a public holiday, to try to boost turnout.

Sunmonu also urged the federal government to declare a 'Nigerian textile fabric day' to boost the cotton, textile and garment sector.

He has since declared himself symptom-free and is keen to return to boost Northampton's bid to defend their Premiership title.

Facebook declared in June it would be integrating PGP encryption to its messaging service to boost privacy.