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From a policy perspective, data sharing has become a preoccupation with all major policy actors and supranational organisations seeking to develop and bolster data generation and sharing strategies (OECD 2009; Laurie 2004; European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG), 2003).

They will try to persuade wealthy nations to drastically increase their aid to developing nations and bolster programs to halt the spread of AIDS and improve education in poor countries.

These are resources that could otherwise be used to strengthen developing economies and bolster global security.

First responders have developed new procedures and bolstered emergency response equipment and facilities, Fire Chief Jeff Smith said.

Foreign analysts have speculated that the congress might be an opportunity for Kim to lay out further details of his vision for the country's future, including how he plans to advance his policy of developing nuclear weapons and bolstering the economy at the same time.

This research has resulted in a call to develop psychosocial interventions for use with the MND population that will bolster hopefulness, spirituality, and meaning [ 7, 8]; however, very little work has been done to develop and implement such interventions.

Critics say the Fed's unorthodox policies weaken the dollar and bolster the currencies of developing countries, hurting their ability to export.

TWIB is a partnership between the OECD and the United Nations Development Programme and aims to help developing countries bolster domestic revenues by strengthening their tax audit capacities.

Pre-existing evidence, which was available before the initiation of the innovation, was used to argue, justify and bolster the case for the developing initiative and it clarified innovators' incentives and intentions, particularly when resistance was anticipated.

As every scheme imaginable was developed to bolster the fortunes of the rich, ordinary people were left in the humiliating position of waiting for some of the goodies to trickle down to them.

Now, the fund is scrambling for contributions from developed nations to bolster its $350 billion war chest.