Sentence examples for infrastructure boosting from inspiring English sources

The mayor's new economic adviser, Gerard Lyons, has been working on the proposals, which Johnson said involved: building hundreds of thousands of homes; investing in transport infrastructure; boosting London's growth industries, increasing apprenticeships; low and stable tax rates; a "sensible visa" policy; building a new airport; and changing the language of the economic debate.

We have a desperate need to increase economic growth by upgrading our nation's infrastructure, boosting capital investment and R&D, creating innovative private-public partnerships and, most importantly, developing an education/training system that prepares people for productive jobs in the new economy.

Selling some of these holdings could work wonders: reduce debt, finance infrastructure, boost economic efficiency.

His vows to ramp up spending on defence and infrastructure boosted stocks in the defence, construction and commodity sector.

In 2000, the UK Government increased public investment in the nation's science infrastructure, boosted research in key areas and gave top scientists more pay.

Once the Treasury published the spending review documents, it also became clear that like most of the chancellor's other recent "infrastructure boosts", the renewed emphasis on capital spending was more about presentation than hard cash.

Strong sales of servers, data storage and network infrastructure boosted revenue results.

In such countries immunization coverage will not scale up without improving the health systems, reinforcing infrastructures, boosting health service delivery and developing managerial skills.

The costs are relatively low, and the new chancellor could view it as a desirable infrastructure boost for the economy.

The promises of energetic interventionism – house-building and a Keynsian infrastructure boost – recall a mix of Michael Heseltine and parts of Blairiness.

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, recently said that if the entire infrastructure boost recommended by the International Monetary Fund was spent now, it would allow the building of around 400,000 homes across the country and support over 600,000 new jobs in construction.