Sentence examples for established to boost from inspiring English sources

Joanna Shields, chief executive of the Tech City Investment Organisation – established to boost investment into UK startups – is also calling for change.

He eventually took short-term jobs heading up the new Securities and Exchange Commission (set a thief to catch a thief, Roosevelt reasoned) and the United States Maritime Commission, established to boost American shipping.

The center was established to boost civilian morale and practice air raid drills.

At issue are enterprise zones, which were established to boost employment in disadvantaged urban neighborhoods and rural areas.

Government initiatives such as a rural development program and state farms were established to boost production of commodities such as rice, coffee, cattle, silk and palm oil.

Established to boost the air defence capability of Australia's North Western Area, the wing comprised three Supermarine Spitfire squadrons that had been transferred from Europe: No. 54 Squadron RAF, No. 452 Squadron RAAF and No. 457 Squadron RAAF.

These leases were compliant with tax law, including the use of tax allowances established to help boost the UK film industry during that period.

There was also a concomitant rise in the expression of its downstream genes including VEGF, a protein with a critical role in establishing neovascularization to boost a tumour's supply of oxygen and nutrients, and Ki67, a nuclear protein required for cellular proliferation that is widely used as a clinical prognostic indicator.

To boost business further, a new Meetings and Conventions board has been established to draw large conference and congress events.

Last year the Kodas' in-laws, Misa and Shinichiro Okano, who live in San Pedro, established Inaho Inc. to boost distribution of the farm's organic rice to Southland markets such as Marukai, Mitsuwa and Nijiya.

In other firms, managers poach new projects' resources to boost established businesses' short-term returns.