Sentence examples for issues to boost from inspiring English sources

The European Commission has also said it wants to resolve clashes over the new kinds of employment and legal issues to boost economic growth across the EU.

Just as Republicans use the scare of voter ID laws as a wedge issue to boost Republican turnout, Democrats use the scare of voter suppression to boost Democratic turnout.

Mr Sarkozy's opponents accuse him of using the issue to boost his flagging support by appealing to the French right wing.

As recently as 2004, "marriage protection" ballot initiatives were used as a wedge issue to boost candidates opposed to gay marriage - and now the political advantage is reversed (on the national level at least).

Ten Network, chaired by Lachlan Murdoch and Australia's third-ranked TV network, this month raised A$200 million in a deeply discounted share issue to boost its balance sheet, as quarterly revenue fell 12percentt from a year ago.

"Mr Modi has also been playing little tricks over border disputes and security issues, hoping to boost his domestic prestige while increasing his leverage in negotiations with China".

Many Tories fear that the issue helps to boost Ukip support at their expense.

In an exclusive interview with today's Guardian, Alastair Darling revealed the government would soon issue proposals to boost the supply of long-term fixed-rate home loans, amid concerns lenders were offering only shorter-term mortgages so they could repeatedly charge high arrangement fees.

She argued that Corbyn was tackling the issue by trying to "boost the factory inspectorate, increase prosecutions for the minimum wage and stop agencies directly recruiting abroad".

Before I spoke to him about this issue, I tried to boost my confidence in several ways.

But he added that the peace centre was a "minor issue" compared to boosting the Northern Ireland economy and creating more jobs.