Sentence examples for invigorate through from inspiring English sources

Wang Qishan, a vice prime minister who has one of the strongest reputations in China for pursuing economic and financial changes, joined the seven-member Politburo Standing Committee at the party congress and was put in charge of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, which he is expected to invigorate through his extensive contacts in the country's banks.

"It invigorates both through the attempt at a new kind of history of architecture".

Although reluctant to leave the university, he had become concerned with the need to invigorate British manufacturing through technology, and felt Whitehall was the place to do this.

Room to Read's global chapter network, comprised of 12,000 volunteers across 16 countries who serve as ambassadors and fundraisers for the organization, continuously amplify and invigorate our message through seasonal events and campaigns.

Thus, the events presented are tinged with memory or longing hardly the primary emotions that surge through and invigorate Western tragedy at its best.

The Summit marks an opportunity to invigorate the humanitarian system through building further the capacity of local actors in humanitarian action.

Another part of the strategy is to invigorate the absorbed small lenders through infusions of its know-how and the latest risk-assessment algorithms, according to an article by Hiroshi Domoto, a professor at Tokyo Joho University.

Another part of the strategy is to invigorate the absorbed small lenders through infusions of IT know-how and the latest risk-assessment algorithms, according to Hiroshi Domoto, a professor at Tokyo Joho University.

Expansionary economic policy has helped invigorate the economy by boosting consumption, through low interest rates.

Mr. Monti's yearlong technocratic government improved Italy's credibility in Europe, but he failed to muster the political support to push through changes to help invigorate Italy's economy.

It is fantasy to think that Third Angel could exist without public support, and yet it is the kind of work that, eventually, trickles through the system to invigorate the mainstream stages.