Examples of using Would boost in English and their translations into German
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Such strategies would boost demand for environmental technologies yielding significant environmental
it was thought, would boost disposable income and consumption.
The hope underlying the current transparency proposals is that their relative simplicity would boost their impact.
promise to increase domestic consumption expenditure, which would boost imports.
Tobacco firms said they would boost black market trade, leading to cheaper, more accessible cigarettes.
This would boost the political visibility of these issues and would help stimulate public support for the European institutions.
At the same time, the agreement would boost domestic support for Egypt's government and enhance its regional standing.
promoting the creation of new businesses would boost productivity and benefit consumer demand.
Beyond making the banking sector more robust, such an initiative would boost job creation per dollar in bank credit.
Establish a clear regulatory environment for eIAS services that would boost user convenience, trust and confidence in the digital world.
It would boost her profile.
The deployment of these solutions would boost any network.
Stronger domestic consumption would boost the demand for foreign goods.
These would boost trade, investment and people-to-people exchanges for all countries along the way.
The expectation that this move would boost political participation has not been met to date.
The Troika provided no answers on how they would boost growth and jobs creation in Greece.
Independent studies have shown that our plan would boost growth, create jobs
He also added that a ferry between Cyprus and Greece would boost tourism and build a strong commercial relation.
Providing incentives for the private sector to develop the high-growth markets of the future would boost investment and demand.
The calculations exclude the EU subsidies which would boost higher returns in the case of Bulgaria by 10.