Sentence examples for resources boosting from inspiring English sources

The commission's original mandate was to raise the standard of living of ordinary Indians by efficiently exploiting the country's material and human resources, boosting production, and creating employment opportunities for all.

Despite a slowdown in global manufacturing activity, China and other emerging markets continued to tap Australia's abundant natural resources, boosting Australia's net exports in 2009.

For instance, males fed breast milk from well-nourished mothers could "learn" from hormone levels and nutrients in breast milk that they would live in a food-rich world, and thus spend precious resources boosting their rate of growth so they reached puberty and began reproducing earlier.

World health ministers will meet in Canada next month to discuss how to pool resources, boost surveillance and improve the capacity to contain and respond to an outbreak.

Despite this, Tikhonov admitted to economic "shortcomings" and acknowledged the ongoing "food problem"; other topics for discussion were the need to save energy resources, boost labour productivity and to improve the quality of Soviet produced goods.

Having realised that food is a very local business, the company will henceforth apply the bulk of its marketing and distribution resources to boosting its strongest health and personal-care brands in emerging markets, rather than trying to get Asians to put Hellman's mayonnaise on their salads.

Current methods for fish species identification are mainly based on sequencing, a technique that is time and resources consuming boosting the need for the development of more expedite methods.

Florida Republican Party Chairman Lenny Curry won re-election in January with Scott's backing, and the party has since devoted substantial resources to boosting Scott's 2014 re-election effort.

"It's far cheaper to kill animals," said Dr. Ellen Jefferson, executive director of Austin Pets Alive, a nonprofit rescue organization focused on eliminating the need to kill animals by providing resources and boosting awareness.

But, as Kevin Lu of the World Bank's foreign investment agency argues in Foreign Policy magazine, "the Chongqing model worked" – by mobilising state resources to boost collective consumption.

Members of Congress and White House officials told the Washington Post that Obama was worried that if he went public with evidence of Russian meddling during the election, he would be accused of using national intelligence resources to boost Clinton's chances.