Sentence examples for process bolster from inspiring English sources

We have what may well be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build an international economic architecture for a new century and in the process bolster our security.

Thus, our goals with this new journal, Biology Direct, are unapologetically ambitious: to establish a new, perhaps, better system of peer review and, in the process, bolster productive scientific debate, and provide scientists with useful guides to the literature.

"But what we are proposing would inject more rigor and a stronger dose of ethics into the audit process, bolstering that defense on which all market economies rely".

But first, companies like International Battery will have to tweak the chemistry of their devices and improve the manufacturing process, bolstering the batteries' capabilities.

That's giving away a piece of the United States' military credibility — and in the process bolstering Iran's doubt about America's determination to use force to stop its drive toward nuclear weapons.

To pay for it, EPFR borrowed almost FFr130 billion (equivalent to €20 billion) from Crédit Lyonnais itself, in the process bolstering the bank's balance-sheet, since EPFR had an AAA-rating.

The working group's recommendations will be key in crafting an appropriations bill, and are expected to include changes to the 2008 law on unaccompanied minors, bringing on more immigration judges to speed up the removal process, bolstering border patrol and sending National Guard troops to the border.

The number of genomic regions identified that are directly or indirectly related to translation or post-translation processes bolster the theory that the bactericidal action of aminoglycosides is correlated with interference with protein synthesis.

Meningeal capillaries, however, have not been as extensively studied as those at the blood brain capillary interface, where it is clear that surrounding pericytes, astrocyte endfeet, and neuronal processes bolster the endothelial cell tight junctions at the blood brain barrier [ 9].

ClientEarth's lawyers have used government documents released as part of the legal process to bolster their arguments.

But the New York Fed rejected the offer in early 2011 in an effort to open up the auction process and bolster the potential return for taxpayers.