Sentence examples for spend on boosting from inspiring English sources

"If I had money to spend on boosting Britain's influence around the world then the World Service is one of the first places I would put it".

But the rebels, led by Andy Stern, the SEIU's boss, want a big chunk of the budget returned to individual unions, for them to spend on boosting their membership.The union movement has long been in decline.

In either case, the new capital allows Redfin to focus on increasing its existing marketshare, increase marketing and spend on boosting consumer awareness, which according to Fortune, currently sits at around 3 and 4percentt in the company's hometown of Seattle.

And a further £3m is to be spent on boosting Chinese tourism to the UK and encouraging high-spending visitors to venture beyond London to attractions such as Wordsworth's Lake District and Brontë Country in Yorkshire.

"At the moment, £10 spent on boosting the economy is £10 less to spend on essential services," says Alexandra Jones, director of the Centre for Cities, a think-tank.

Westminster city council says the extra money raised through the trial of the "polluter pays" parking scheme will be spent on boosting sustainable transport.

The Trump administration renewed a long-held call by the Pentagon for a new round of base realignments and closures, saying it could save $2 billion per year that could be spent on boosting military readiness.

But, once again under the influence of the zealots in parliament, the oil cash is being spent on boosting wasteful subsidies rather than on much-needed development and new technology.Comparisons with neighbouring Turkey are instructive, painfully so to Iranians who look beyond their own borders.

It said the money would partly be spent on boosting its indoor and outdoor coverage and taking 2G, 3G and 4G services to 98% of the UK.

The European Commission says 82bn euros of EU money is available for countries to spend on projects to boost jobs and growth.

The Welsh government will spend £47m on boosting flood defences and tackling coastal erosion over the next year.