Sentence examples for progress in bolstering from inspiring English sources

The bank also said it was making progress in bolstering its capital cushion.

If they choose to compromise, they could make some progress in bolstering Medicare with money for prescription drugs for the elderly, and they could increase spending for education and children, as the White House wants.

They emerged on December 8th, celebrating two great achievements: not to have shouted at each other (their 2001 review had to be postponed for a year to let tempers cool), and the setting up of a three-man clearing-house for information.That the bar for measuring progress in bolstering the BWC should have dropped so low is both a puzzle and a worry.

More than a potential game changer in U.S.-Russian and NATO-Russian relations, more than a crucial step in search of a sounder European security order, and more than an essential factor in creating an optimally effective defense against ballistic missile threats, genuine trilateral cooperation in this instance promises to aid progress in bolstering the nuclear nonproliferation regime.

But the meeting is also an illustration of the intense engagement with allies and key partners in Asia by the Obama administration in the first month of 2016 -- a reflection of the progress the administration has made in bolstering these partnerships and the increasing importance of them for tackling today's headline-grabbing events.

The breaches threaten to undermine any progress made by Japan, an important American ally, in bolstering cybersecurity in recent years.

Europe also has an interest in bolstering the relationship.

In his briefing to the Security Council, Mr. Blix said Iraq had recently made some progress in disarmament, potentially bolstering opposition to a United States-led drive to gain Security Council backing for war.

On one level the film is engagingly modest, showing extracts from a life in progress, bolstered by well-written dialogue (is Linklater the US answer to Eric Rohmer?) and consistently unaffected performances –Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke play the parents.

To bolster progress in this key area of reform the IMF programme includes two structural benchmarks: the first pertains to a bill including an ethics code for public officials and the second to an anti-corruption and economic crimes bill.

It says the former Yugoslav republic has made "convincing progress" in police reform, tackling corruption and bolstering human rights.