Sentence examples for intention of boosting from inspiring English sources

With the intention of boosting up the socioeconomic conditions of rural areas of Bangladesh through shariah based microfinance, "Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited (IBBL)" initiated a scheme in 1995 named "Rural Development Scheme RDSS)".

Intelligence officials briefed Trump last week on their findings that Russia had interfered in the election with the intention of boosting his chances.

The Miss Africa Sweden beauty pageant was launched with the intention of boosting the confidence of African girls in Sweden, and to give them new and positive role models.

12 Despite the lack of evidence, a staggering £480 million of government and lottery funds were originally earmarked for investment in grass roots sport (these funds have since been reported to have been significantly reduced to help pay for Olympic delivery with further budget cuts still predicted) with the intention of boosting sport participation in the 4 years preceding the 2012 games.

It said Mr. Ivanov's offer to resign may signal Mr. Putin's intention to boost the importance of the Security Council in Russian politics by putting a more influential figure in the job.

But at least one crucial element of his plan they understand: his intention to boost tolls sharply.

And now Britain's aid ministry, noting the programme's declared intention to boost women's rights and reduce poverty, is thinking of helping to promote it too.

Budget airline Ryanair has announced its intention to boost passenger traffic from Stansted Airport by 50 percent to more than 20 million.

It's never our intention to boost property value.

It was the intention of the Boost study to reach boys and adolescents from low SEP at least to the same extent as other pupils [ 28].

Their study revealed that stereotype threat can depress women's entrepreneurial intentions while boosting men's intentions.