Bernice T. Dahn praised the Government of Japan saying, "By partnering with the United Nations and other major donors, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has worked to boost measles and DPT3 (diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus) coverage levels in Liberia to 94 per cent and 87 per cent in 2005, up from 42 per cent and 31 per cent in 2004.
He says the company has long worked to boost economic development in Charlotte, and its latest DNC effort reflects that tradition.
Like his predecessor, though in easier circumstances, he has had to work to boost an economy that as late as the 1970s was 65% dependent on British defence spending.
They'll have to work to boost the quality of education at all levels--from early childhood all the way through college.
KCSN officials have been working to boost the station's power and further broaden its coverage with the aid of signal boosters and over the Internet.
From the day it introduced the Atom processor, Intel has been working feverishly to lower the power requirements while ARM has been working to boost the performance of its own processors.
And ICM, in particular, has been working to boost its broadcast news division: It recently acquired Headline Media Management, a New York-based firm that represents CNN's Wolf Blitzer and Brianna Keilar and "Today Show" co-host Savannah Guthrie.
Rémy Cointreau, which pays for the production of most of its goods in euros but sells most of them outside the euro zone, could be in for a bonanza.European exporters, particularly Germany's mighty car companies, have worked hard to boost productivity during the era of the strong euro.
You see, Fox News hosts Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, Neil Cavuto, and Greta Van Susteren are all scheduled to broadcast live from tea parties in different cities across the country, and they've wasted little time in diligently working to boost attendance levels for the April 15 events.
They have been left behind even though they are working to boost that productivity and boost those corporate profits.
