Sentence examples for management boosted from inspiring English sources

Management boosted the dividend by 11%, but warned that the outlook for 2012 would be "challenging".

Arcadia posted a 25% rise in profits before tax and one-off items to £166.9m for the year to 25 August as a drive to raise efficiency in stock management boosted margins.

When the global economic crash struck we didn't respond with austerity; we responded with classical Keynesian demand-management, boosting infrastructure investment, local council, school and NHS spending to record levels.

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"Boost Mobile is committed to staying ahead of the curve with some of the most innovative and up-to-date products and services available on the handset," said Neil Lindsay, vice president of product management, Boost Mobile.

Privatisation of the terminals and better traffic management have boosted the port's efficiency, but ships must still await high tide to clear the channel, which is 2m (over six feet) shallower than it should be.

Cost-saving initiatives such as better supply chain and inventory management have boosted profitability rates at Colgate-Palmolive.

The second group comprises DB funds: many are in deficit and may hope that active management will boost returns and allow them to meet their pension promises.

These hold out the best hope, together with responsible macroeconomic management, of boosting Britain's growth rate and helping rich and poor alike.

In that event, he believes that Dow management might boost dividend levels, implement a sizeable share buyback, or acquire a large specialty chemical company or a combination of the three.

In conclusion, on-field rain-harvesting farming system provides an innovative management to boost the productivity and profitability of dryland wheat, and a potential solution to cope with food security in semiarid Kenya.