First, bolster Lebanon's frail but well-intentioned government.
Mr. Lopatin's shadow score at first bolstered Mr. Lang's chords with single, pure tones, but as the string fabric gradually splintered, Mr. Lopatin's additions grew more adventurous.
Fuld's compassion — he'd amassed only three hits in a span of fifty attempts — was beginning to worry his agent, Jim Munsey, who was inclined to blame the video technology that had first bolstered his client's allure.
This nascent armed movement was at first bolstered by army defectors who organized themselves, with Turkish help, under the umbrella of the Free Syrian Army, but over time radical Islamists, including some allied with Al Qaeda, came to play a dominant role, defeating government forces on the battlefield in some towns in the north and east and imposing their rule there.
For example, rather than questioning the importance or appropriateness of focusing on human rights in HIV prevention, MSM respondents emphasized the need to first bolster the Zambian legal system to protect rights claims.
In addition to announcing Mr. Enrico's retirement yesterday, PepsiCo reported its fourth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, and forecast a fifth, bolstering investor enthusiasm for a company that had struggled through much of the 1990's.
I quickly found the attending nurse and asked her to administer a second, bolstering dose of the drugs.
The Burberry Group said that third-quarter sales rose by a third, bolstered by new stores and brisk sales of cashmere scarves and coats.
Seen from a distance, the car's long, flat hood and imposing grille communicate a healthy dose of motoring authority, and its 6 3/4-liter, V8 engine (it has 505 bhp and goes from 0-60 in 5.1 seconds) bolsters that authority with actual performance on the road.
First, continue bolstering Sunni power and allegiance through aggressive use of aid and local security deals.
