Wilson was not just papering over the divisions in the Labour Party between Left and Right, which was the view of Roy Jenkins, for example, bolstered by suggestions, not least by Wilson himself, that the speech was conceived and written up at the very last moment.
Recent headline numbers on vehicle sales, for example, were bolstered by light truck sales attributable to the housing rebound; car sales, in contrast, dropped.
At the same time, PricewaterhouseCoopers expects to use elements of the consulting business — its strengths in online security and data analysis, for example — to bolster its auditing operations as well.
Daniel C. Richman, a Columbia law professor and a former federal prosecutor, said the records could be used to back up central evidence or could be used more tangentially — for example, to bolster a questionable witness's credibility by supporting minor points in his testimony.
McDonald's and Burger King, for example, have bolstered their salad lines, and at the start of this year Burger King introduced a line of "bunless burgers".
But a relationship with India based too purely on pragmatism — on immediate, tangible returns in the battle against terrorism, for example, or in bolstering trade — does not do justice to what is potentially India's most valuable contribution to the United States.
Some of Nato's European members will offer elements of their existing air defences - Patriot missiles in Germany and the Netherlands for example - to bolster the system.
For example, earlier this year Alibaba bolstered its Southeast Asian logistics network with a $249 million investment in Singapore Post Limited (SingPost), the first overseas postal agency that Alibaba has invested in.
For example, eIF3h might bolster the competence to resume scanning after uORF termination [ 13], and RPL24 might affect elongation.
In the case of new emergencies, for example, they can bolster UNICEF's ability to initiate a timely response.
