Sentence examples for to bolster progress from inspiring English sources
To bolster progress in this key area of reform the IMF programme includes two structural benchmarks: the first pertains to a bill including an ethics code for public officials and the second to an anti-corruption and economic crimes bill.
Other panellists noted that such programmes receive low funding priority compared to other sectors, even though they bolster progress on many of the MDGs.
The program, "The Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam Deception," said, as Mr. McNamara put it in his book, "that Westy ordered his intelligence officers knowingly to underestimate enemy strength in order to bolster his claims of military progress".
Further, to bolster this aggressive approach, encouraging progress has been made in negotiating price reductions for second line anti-tuberculous drugs through a WHO-convened Working Group and its 'Green Light Committee' [ 35].
In addition, economists expect a plethora of government stimulus measures to bolster economies as the year progresses.
They were hoping to bolster their attacking options having progressed to the Champions League group stage with their midweek victory over Shakhter Karagandy.
Farmers and urban entrepreneurs alike are subject to the rampant demands of petty officials.Messrs Hu and Wen could do much to bolster their legitimacy by making genuine progress in tackling corruption, and they could do worse than learn from the experiences so frankly described by Mr Huang.
Mr. Eder of Voestalpine said there was "some hope of making progress" on a plan to bolster the industry by this summer if emotions could be kept in check.
Mr. Putin has continued to bolster Russia's financial institutions and has made progress in stemming corruption.
Qimonda tried to bolster confidence on Monday by saying it was "making progress" in discussions with potential investors, and added that an announcement could come "in the next few weeks".
Nomura has been issued a business improvement order under which it would be required to take measures to bolster its internal compliance, and periodically report to regulators on its progress, the agency said in a statement Friday.
