Sentence examples for to boost support for from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the measures proved popular, helping to boost support for the SPÖ.

The government is to boost support for rural communities and ensure better protection and management of wildlife and habitats.

Nick Clegg is to hold public meetings across the country this summer to boost support for the Liberal Democrats, after the party plummeted to 13% in the polls.

The NHS's most senior doctor responsible for young people's health said the distressing figures underlined that greater improvements were needed to boost support for troubled children.

Activists said that filling seats was important not just to boost support for competitors, but to maximise the transformative impact of the Paralympics.

All of the anti-immigrant parties expect the attacks to boost support for their cause and are enjoying the chance to promote their particular demands.

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and South African President Nelson Mandela met in Lusaka on November 15 , 1994to boost support symbolically for the protocol.

As well as reports that the FIA Foundation director general, David Ward, had been lobbying for Todt in his spare time, the Vatanen camp also claimed that other FIA officials had been petitioning clubs to help boost support for Todt.

The Third Sector Business Charity Awards highlighted the life-changing impact of The Co-operative's Charity of the year partnership with Carers Trust after colleagues, members and customers raised £6m to boost support, services and opportunities for thousands of unpaid young adult carers.

During the recent transition to democracy, the military fomented anti-Muslim sentiment to boost support, portraying Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy NLDD) as too accommodating to the Rohingya.

In NASA's case, a 3.8% increase, to $14.8 billion, does include money to kick off a long-awaited mission to Pluto and boost support for a nascent effort to study the sun.