Sentence examples for increase the morale from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green said he would like to increase the morale of police officers and keep them from defecting to the suburbs.

The additional exposure will help Army not only recruit athletes and future cadets from around the country, but also increase the morale of soldiers around the world, according to Kevin Anderson, Army's athletic director.

It will increase the morale of both young and old alike.

He advised the men to openly declare their findings, should they find the Banu Qurayza to be loyal, so as to increase the morale of the Muslim fighters.

However, its Scandinavian neighbour Finland provides an example of a schools system which has dramatically improved its international standing not by market experiments but by increasing the morale, the training and the trust shown in its teachers.

He had personally flown 144 missions and had greatly increased the morale and effectiveness of his squadron.

Layoffs will increase the workload and decrease the morale and productivity of working nurses [ 8, 30, 46] and rehiring nurses back will be a costly and time-consuming process [ 47, 48].

Jean Silliman, who lives on Rector Place, said the parks in the neighborhood have helped increase morale in the wake of the attack.

The player must also tend to the needs of their residents by building amenities such as a bakery to increase their morale, which increases the citizens productivity and helps the kingdom develop.

Although it is not essential for the completion of stages, having a siege weapon will increase morale for the player's forces, and help the player succeed.

No one threatened to kill themselves with dynamite, but the march was relatively routine: Morales increased the minimum wage, a teachers' union accused him of demagoguery and he "reclaimed" a Spanish electricity company (the second Spanish energy company to be reclaimed by Latin Americans in the past few weeks).