Examples of using Would boost in English and their translations into Slovak
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Kamal Hossain, who leads a major opposition alliance, welcomed the deployment, saying it would boost voters' confidence.
Comcast Chief Executive Brian Roberts called Sky"an outstanding company" that would boost Comcast's global presence.
These would boost trade, investment
Such a fund would boost labour mobility by making it easier for researchers to take their supplementary pension assets with them when starting in a new job in another country.
That would boost the banks' profits at a time when many lenders struggle with low profitability.
Next steps for France will be“strong measures” for carmakers that would boost demand, but which would require them to re-locate some production in France in exchange.
That gesture would boost his emotional well-being,
One OPEC delegate said the move would boost prices and help spur a new phase of U.S. oil output growth.
The drivers would boost and enhance their cars to escape from the police
The i2010 Initiative also stresses that a more effective management of spectrum would boost innovation in ICT
Officials from the two sides signed 12 pacts late Monday that would boost cooperation in nuclear energy cooperation,
Such strategies would boost demand for environmental technologies yielding significant environmental
Eliminating such barriers would boost productivity, thus increasing wages throughout the EU economy by an average 0.4%
Enhanced supply of HRSD would boost utilisation of HRSD for the implementation of social
more efficient enforcement cooperation framework would boost consumer trust
That would boost the banks' profits at a time many lenders struggle with low profitability.
This would boost confidence that investment was not grinding to a halt,
This would boost domestic sourcing of plant nutrients which are essential for a sustainable European agriculture, including the critical raw material phosphorus.
This would boost exchanges of new ideas
This would boost the weight and standing of the annual reports on National Reform Programmes in the Member States.