Sentence examples for developments to boost from inspiring English sources

Last week, the government's Montague review published proposals to encourage private investment in build-to-let developments to boost the supply of rented homes.

A recent study by Fidelity looked at some of the other recent developments to boost food supply, including precision agriculture – the use of high technology to apply the optimum amounts of seed, water and fertiliser for maximum efficiency – and a wider use of biotechnology and GM crops.

"We should be investing more in training, apprenticeships and career development to boost recruitment for people here and investment overall in the social care sector".

Tottenham's chairman, Daniel Levy, argued that those requirements were making it difficult to raise the £400m necessary to build the new stadium, and called for the wider development to boost land values and investor confidence in the Tottenham project.

Indeed there is a certain convergence between these points of view: aid workers agree that security is essential to prosperity, and generals want economic development to boost security.In America these days, defence planners say they worry more about weak states, even non-states, than about strong ones.

The FSB called on the Scottish government to relax planning rules to allow development to boost coverage.

His team wants investment, job creation and managerial development to boost the middle class and promote equality – all of which requires improved foreign relations.

It will spur the growth of information technology services while also providing research and development funding to boost data center efficiency.

A £450m development programme to boost "co-firing" is under consideration, but the rate of expansion is also dependent on government financial help.

His emphasis on better diplomacy, intelligence and development aid to boost conflict prevention suggests painful lessons have been also learned from the Falklands and Iraqlearned.

Now the studios, having cut their remaining development spending to boost their marketing budgets, are even more reliant on outsiders to design their product; imagine if Apple or Toyota did this.