In 2010, Obama took a much bolder and largely overlooked step, boosting direct aid to low-income students by eliminating $60 billion in federal money given to banks to provide loans to students.
Next month, the rating agency Moody's is expected to give the state a paper upgrade, a three-step boost from Baa1 to A1, as part of a realignment of its ratings scale.
The head of India's foreign service, Sujatha Singh, mentioned two possible next steps: boosting trade and restarting diplomatic talks.
But she has recently taken steps boosting her profile – including a stunt-like family bus tour of historic sites imbued with patriotic meaning.
A two-step boosting feature selection (BFS) technique is proposed for selecting a compact and discriminant user-specific feature representation from a large number of feature extractions.
Step 3: Boost your mood by boosting your heart rate.
His next move, he said, would most likely be to play next year with fluorescent balls in Madrid, as a further step to boost visibility, particularly on television.
It seems like a straightforward step to boost the city's economy, but the thicket of political, social, financial and philosophical issues surrounding the measure is dense, indeed.
The first step is boost converter to transfer power from battery into 120Vdc bus and the second step is working as buck converter to store energy into the battery 60Vdc when no load required.
"We launched Cloud Adaptor because it was the next logical step after Boost," Rama told me.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index surged 8.2% to 14,974.87 on expectations that Beijing will cut taxes on banks and individual incomes, as a step to boost domestic consumption.
