Sentence examples for progress in boosting from inspiring English sources
"Looking from a global perspective, China's shrinking trade surplus should be seen as a welcome development, as evidence that China has made progress in boosting its domestic demand relative to exports," said Tao Wang, a China economist at UBS who is based in Hong Kong.
In his opening remarks, Mitsos was pleased to report that the commission was making progress in boosting the number of women on its programme committees (now averaging 21%) and advisory groups (averaging 26%).
Boards of directors were supposed to oversee management's progress in boosting equity value and the resulting share price.
"We have made sound progress in boosting immunisation across Angola.
A UN fact sheet from 2010 reveals that gender inequality in education access persists, and while some progress has been made in boosting girls' enrolment at the primary and secondary levels, a number of countries in sub-Saharan Africa, western Asia and Oceania are in danger of missing the 2015 deadline for gender equality.
The presentation will be followed by Margaret Beckett, who will wrapping up the debate with a speech on the progress the government has made in boosting the rural economy and preserving the environment.
As for developing countries and developed ones, the importance of entrepreneurship in boosting economic progress and social adjustment is widely encouraged by national economic policies.
Over the past decade, Latin America and the Caribbean have made tremendous progress in reducing poverty and in boosting shared prosperity.
The positive progress made during recent years in boosting access to education and reducing child labour could be derailed by the impact of the current global economic and financial crisis, which poses a threat to further progress.
The rise in income in Newham is in line with Workplace's success in boosting employment and helping clients like Draseika progress their careers.
Apple Inc has made progress on boosting gender and racial diversity in its U.S. workforce, a regulatory document filed by the iPhone maker showed.
