That changes when Aimee decides to boost her image by building a girl's school in a West African village.
When English professor Dr Murray Watson decides to boost the reputation of a little-known Scottish poet by writing his biography, he knows the job won't be easy.
Officials at the finance ministry deny reports that it has already decided to boost the fund to ¥1 trillion with a government-guaranteed credit line.
But around 2002, say authorities, Goldfinger decided to boost its volume by taking on a very different kind of customer: peddlers of high-yield ploys to investors.
Vice admiral Coustilliere added that some of the first wave of cyber attacks involved French army regiments and that the defence ministry "has decided to boost its security vigilance".
Its American episodes had, however, been unpremeditated (he suddenly decided to boost the disappointing sales by some America-baiting and to revenge himself against insults and injuries from the American press).
By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 A couple of weeks ago, the city of New Orleans decided to boost the fees that social aid and pleasure clubs have to pay for a parade permit, but then quickly decided against it.
The action takes place in 1939 in Happyville, where the teenage residents decide to boost the economy by putting on a show.
(Some of the very high-speed PCs used by serious gamers are even water-cooled).So, rather than concentrating on clock speed, Intel has decided to boost the performance of future chips in other ways, such as increasing the amount of on-board "cache" memory—and, in the coming years, switching its chips to a "multi-core" design.
"When you do, look to take these pension benefits, ideally not until age 66, and you can decide to boost your NHS pension income by buying a lifetime annuity or, if you're happy to take more risk, use the new flexibilities which mean you can access your pension money however you want".
