The ruling National League for Democracy NLDD) faces the task of boosting rural development to improve livelihoods and reduce opium cultivation.
In 1967 David Wallerstein, an area manager for the Balaban movie theatre chain, was given the task of boosting sales of popcorn and soda.
Cameron has given Tory vice-chair Alok Sharma, MP for Reading West, the task of boosting the party's ethnic minority appeal.
But they can be assured that if they fail both at dealmaking and the mundane task of boosting earnings, their shareholders, like Queen Victoria, will not be amused.
Today he remains first deputy premier, charged mostly with the thankless task of boosting tax revenues.
Given a training data set {〈 X1, Y1〉, … , 〈 X n, Y n〉}, the task of a boosting algorithm is to learn a function F X) that predicts Y. Boosting was invented to deal with cases where the relationship between predictors and response is potentially complex, for example, nonlinear (Schapire 1990; Freund 1995; Freund and Schapire 1996, 1999).
And the view in Delhi is that there's no need for new talks, secret or not, because, said a spokesman, "there is already a road map we agreed two years ago" focused on the seemingly easier task of boosting economic ties.
The task of coordinating the effort to boost his image falls to Goran Djokovic, Novak's uncle and chief marketing strategist.
This list grows significantly if we include Southern writers like William Gilmore Simms or James R. Randall, and grapple with the task of reading poetry meant to boost the Southern cause.
"Some states are lowering the passing scores, they're redefining schools in need of improvement and they're deferring the hard task of achievement-boosting into the distant future," said Chester E. Finn Jr., a former assistant secretary of education who supports the law's goal of raising standards.
And crucially, once a job is created, taxed or untaxed, governments face the task of persuading a reluctant employer to invest to boost productivity.
