Sentence examples for urgently boost from inspiring English sources

"But cuts to social care are impacting on the NHS and we have called on [the] government to urgently boost funding in this area".

Confirmation of one case in Guinea (date of paralysis:  5 June) and two cases in Mali (dates of paralysis: 15 May and 5 July) comes just two weeks after the resumption of polio immunization campaigns in the northern Nigerian state of Kano and re-affirms the need to urgently boost population immunity levels throughout the region.

President al-Assad agreed on the necessity of urgently boosting humanitarian aid by making it easier to bring in goods that would enable us to step up our activities and adequately respond to the needs that have been growing with gathering speed.

"Slowing down the pace of deficit reduction with a temporary VAT cut now would give the flat-lining economy the jump start it so urgently needs, boost jobs and be a better way to get the deficit down for the long term".

While the Heavy's Gloves of Running Urgently also boost speed, they don't have a taunt kill, meaning they can't be used if you want to taunt kill.

He is happy for businesses to operate freely as long as they pay taxes that can be spent on public services, tax credits and, most urgently, Keynesian boosts to the sagging economy.His speech on September 26th made some concessions to his counterpart in government, George Osborne.

Rather than boasting about falling inflation, government ministers ought to be urgently seeking to boost pay.

Brazil urgently needs to boost exports, to grow while cutting its dependence on foreign financing.But powerful interest groups are sceptical about the FTAA.

To those who argued the changes were too much, the government shot back that it urgently needed to boost France's lacklustre growth and convince a sceptical EU that it was willing to carry out enough reforms to win a new reprieve on budget targets.

Nonetheless, the immunogenicity of glioma antigens is generally weak, and novel technology is urgently needed to boost the immune reaction induced by glioma antigens.

Unemployment has risen to hit 2.5 million, according to the latest official figures, and the coalition urgently needs a jobs boost from the private sector.