Sentence examples for move to boost from inspiring English sources

Russian investors will visit North Korea this month in Moscow's latest move to boost business ties with its reclusive neighbour.

The Obama campaign's move to boost support in the fashion world comes days after he visited Hollywood for a fundraiser attended by key players in the movie business.

This move to boost the team's influence followed its achievement last year in being shortlisted in the financial excellence category of the Guardian Public Services Awards.

Manchester City have completed the signing of the Fulham teenager Patrick Roberts in a further move to boost their homegrown ranks.

A government move to boost participation in rugby in English schools risks children getting seriously hurt, public health doctors have warned.

Senator Derryn Hinch is in favour of the changes, while Xenophon and senators Bob Day and David Leyonhjelm have all expressed in-principle support for the move to boost the volunteers' position in the CFA dispute.

Other policy options could include moves to boost lending to SMEs, the economy's backbone.

He said Americans were already moving to boost their personal savings rates.

Labor's immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, has also sounded positive on moves to boost transparency.

But lately the Carlyle Group and Morgan Stanley have been making moves to boost their profile in the country.

Despite recent moves to boost competition, it is still largely controlled by the state and ignores market forces.