Attempts by the British government to develop markets and boost private enterprise in poor countries – a key plank of the coalition's overseas aid strategy – have been criticised as unfocused, unrealistic and excessively ambitious in a bruising report from the UK aid watchdog.
This is a route being followed by increasing numbers of graduates and – as part of our programme to get Britain working – we continue to encourage employers to offer work experience and internships to help graduates develop valuable skills and boost their employment chances".
Physically, new avenues of trade and tourism will develop to boost our economies, and the West Indies Cricket Board and the territories will be the inheritors of much-needed world-class cricket infrastructure.
Over time, a physician may come to see his relationships with those officials in terms of friendship, while companies see an influential doctor as an asset who helps develop products and boost sales.
Eating fruit and vegetables every day helps children and teenagers grow and develop, boosts their vitality and can reduce the risk of many chronic diseases - such as heart disease, high blood pressure, some forms of cancer and being overweight or obese.
A shakeup of Britain's £9.1bn overseas aid budget would be launched by a Conservative government to cut funding to more prosperous developing nations, notably China, and boost it to the poorest, especially those in the Commonwealth.
In the 1960s, the drug clomifene citrate was developed and licensed to boost ovulation in women.
MVA expressing antigen 85A (Ag85A) of M. tuberculosis was developed and shown to boost strongly BCG-primed and naturally acquired anti-mycobacterial immunity in humans [15] [19] and is currently in a proof-of-concept phase IIb clinical trial evaluating the safety, immunogenicity and prevention of TB in infants primed with BCG.
Early childhood development centres provide children with the best possible start by helping them develop their thinking and boosting their language and social skills.
No "get-up-and-go" and not moving ideas up and outward to make or boost events to develop and happen, then no luck.
