Sentence examples for interests of boosting from inspiring English sources

South African policy-makers should take note that RWOPS may not be working in the interests of boosting public sector retention, at least for specialists, and that the policy could well be failing in its aims.

In the interests of boosting final responses from ethnic minority groups he also interviewed some non-English speaking respondents at University Hospital, Coventry, and Ealing Hospital who completed a final questionnaire.

Some firms seem interested in making apologies for the sake of boosting their reputation for "corporate social responsibility".

He has already made repeated calls on Turkey's central bank to lower interest rates, at the risk of boosting inflation.

This year he changed the qualifying format for races in hopes of boosting fan interest in the time trials.

Maintaining the pace of bond purchases would keep mortgage and other long-term interest rates low in hopes of boosting spending and helping the economy deal with the hit from the shutdown and a potential government default.

Apple, which previously expressed a lack of interest in the space in favor of boosting the capabilities of its phone-based Siri smart assistant, teased the HomePod at its latest developer conference.

Corbyn and McDonnell call for increased government borrowing, at negligible rates of interest, to boost infrastructure.

Improving protection of property rights and of minority shareholders' interests, and boosting the higher education and training of the Georgian workforce are just a few needed changes; there are many more.

He said it was time for Britain and France to move beyond their spheres of influence in Africa dating back to the colonial era, "and recognize that is in our interest to boost the capacity of all African states" confronted by the terrorist threat.

It is in their interest to boost economic growth in all shared river basins of the developing world.