Munich Re's assessment could give a boost to the project.
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This would also give a boost to output and employment.
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Are you using marijuana to give a boost to a dormant libido?
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It also could give a boost to the likely Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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This will steepen the yield curve, give a boost to banks, and therefore growth.
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The Serbian government hopes that infrastructure deals will give a boost to country's economy.
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Afterward, Mr. Duterte visited to try to give a boost to his troops here.
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Analysts expect the new devices to give a boost to Apple's average selling price.
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And schools can't just give a boost to all students of a certain race.
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Current events in Italy will also give a boost to Mr. Fillon's euro area agenda.
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Still, control of the House would almost certainly give a boost to single-payer supporters.
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If that happens, aviation can give a boost to tourism and the economy, Singh added.
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Putin hailed the deal as one that could give a boost to the country's privatization drive.
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The presence of Rosneft in trading will give a boost to Russia's plans for Urals futures.
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The lower rates should give a boost to the housing market, the company's chief economist said.
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The deal will also give a boost to Google Fiber's effort to beam wireless internet to buildings.
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This will relieve pressure on city-centre lines, and could give a boost to suburban business hubs.
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The rules are also expected to give a boost to Silicon Valley tech giants and app developers.
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One is that rather than banning fake news, Facebook could give a boost to high-quality news.
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They suggest that a cheap currency cannot be relied on to give a boost to a sagging economy.
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It could also give a boost to members of Congress seeking an independent, bipartisan investigation of Russian hacking.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the real-estate tax change "will give a boost to housing for all".
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A few mega funds yet to close could, however, still give a boost to the disappointing volume this year.
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But bank executives said further cuts in loan interest rates are unlikely to give a boost to loan demand.
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Other states have shifted their focus to occupational training programs to give a boost to in-demand technical fields.
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They can distract attention, quell acrimony, increase appetite for military spending and give a boost to sagging approval ratings.
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He acknowledged that the presence of Old Masters doesn't usually give a boost to the visibility of women artists.
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The move could give a boost to Democrats hoping to flip the most GOP-leaning district in the Empire State.
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You might give a boost to your immune system, or have less stress and anxiety by adding eggs into your diet.
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" The move, the office said, "will promote active development of the film industry and give a boost to international co-production.
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The government says it will give a boost to local economy, as well as shorten drivers' trip times and reduce traffic congestion.
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The senators also said they believed removing American presence from Syria would give a boost to "two other adversaries," Iran and Russia.
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" Friday's decision could also give a boost to liberal Democrats who won hotly contested races running as advocates of "Medicare for all.
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It may give a boost to opposition parties looking to replace Smer, still the most popular party, in next year's general election.
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Pelosi's fundraising haul will give a boost to House Democrats, who are targeting more than 100 GOP-held seats in the fall.
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Every time she is pictured in an Ivanka Trump outfit, it is bound to give a boost to the Ivanka Trump brand.
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The continued success off SpaceX's missions will give a boost to the company which is attempting to reuse rockets that have successfully landed.
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But the latest numbers should give a boost to the company and hints that video will play a big part in engagement growth.
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It would not only give a boost to computing in India but would lead to local job creation, policymakers argued in the document.
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In Missouri, for example, McCaskill and Blunt hope their public plea might give a boost to cities like Kansas City and St. Louis.
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The electric pedal-assist responds to pedal pressure, and can give a boost to help you ride up to 15 miles per hour.
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The DSCC's backing is expected to give a boost to Cunningham, who has garnered endorsements from 28500 leaders and activists in North Carolina.
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Several privacy lawyers who spoke to The Hill are tentatively confident that the Brexit vote will give a boost to the fledgling deal.
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Also, progress on overhauling U.S. tax laws could give a boost to the greenback, said RBC Capital Markets Chief Technical Strategist George Davis.
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Along with providing thousands of jobs, he said, it will give a boost to the Boston area's reputation as a world-class city.
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For America First Policies, it is joining the likes of other conservative factions looking to give a boost to Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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A decision favorable to Trump — which would come in the middle of his reelection campaign — would give a boost to his restrictionist agenda.
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The changes could give a boost to struggling coal companies, while hamstringing future efforts to limit mercury emissions from the nation's power plants.
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She also insisted that the region desperately needs the mine to restart operations in order to give a boost to the local economy.
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If all of the Senate plans fail, it could give a boost to a more hawkish immigration bill in the House proposed by Rep.
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Both Silicon Valley and Wall Street are watching the stock intently to see if it can give a boost to a flagging IPO market.
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Most of the top-100 colleges and universities give a boost to legacy admissions, ensuring that first-generation college students start at a disadvantage.
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The deal comes ahead of Uber's I.P.O., and could give a boost to the company's financial prospects in the region by eliminating a rival.
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It will give a boost to UI to the meaning of the car Stage 5 is full autonomous, and some are shooting for full autonomy.
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However, demand is expected to outstrip domestic supply in coming years and a move to increase reserves could give a boost to depressed global prices.
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The gathering raised $13 million for a committee that will be used to give a boost to Republicans in the next round of congressional elections.
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The IPO will give a boost to Rocket Internet, a publicly-listed start-up factory which owns around a 35 percent stake in Delivery Hero.
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President Trump clearly would like to have a weak dollar in order to level the international playing field and give a boost to U.S. exporters.
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Trump sought to give a boost to Balderson's campaign at an Ohio rally Saturday night, even though Kasich said the candidate did not invite Trump.
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The tax would have no effect on the price of American coffee mugs sold abroad and therefore would not give a boost to exporting American mugmakers.
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Lower rates could give a boost to job creation, which posted another rough month in June, according to a Wednesday report from ADP and Moody's Analytics.
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As Wald pointed out, U.S. Treasury bond yields are approaching the critical 2 percent level, which could give a boost to financials in the near-term.
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Opposition to Adani's Carmichael mine could give a boost to minority groups such as the Greens, an environmentalist party, and One Nation, which opposes foreign investment.
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A spokeswoman for Gates recently confirmed to CNBC that Epstein was first introduced to Gates as someone who wanted to help give a boost to philanthropy.
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Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette said Tuesday that the Trump administration plans to give a boost to the uranium industry, which it has repeatedly tried to help.
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The new Celeron and Pentium Gold designs are the first 9th Gen chips in those families and should give a boost to low-end, entry-level computers.
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But the tide could start to turn slowly for value stocks as an easier monetary policy from the Federal Reserve would give a boost to growth expectations.
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His government is trying to increase foreign direct investment to give a boost to the economy which narrowly avoided an international bailout for its banks in 2013.
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Brian Kindle, executive director of the Association of Certified Financial Crime Specialists, said the papers "might give a boost" to the issue of corporate transparency in Congress.
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And if the strong results continue over the next year, it will give a boost to Hillary Clinton, who can be expected to run on Obama's economic record.
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Ali's rescue should give a boost to Buhari, a former military ruler who made crushing the Boko Haram Islamist insurgency a pillar of his presidential campaign in 2015.
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It's an overwhelming agreement that crosses party lines, and could give a boost to Vice President Biden's "moonshot" bid to accelerate cancer treatments in the next five years.
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He urged Trump to at least sign the phase one deal in order to give a boost to U.S. agriculture, which has been hurt by retaliatory Chinese tariffs.
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The streaming decision could, however, give a boost to mid-sized movies like "The Hunt" and "Invisible Man" that just premiered in theaters and would essentially have disappeared.
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Mr. Pompeo's aggressive words could give a boost to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, an ally of the Trump administration who is running for re-election on April 9.
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A successful run on "Live" could give a boost to Mr. Seacrest's personal businesses, which include a clothing line, Ryan Seacrest Distinction, and a coming skin care line.
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The release of the girls may give a boost to Buhari who has hardly appeared in public since returning from Britain in March for treatment of an unspecified illness.
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"In some respects, the US-Cuban rapprochement is still tenuous, and Obama's visit is necessary to give a boost to a process plagued by fits and starts," Bustamante writes.
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"With this, I believe we will be able to give a boost to quickly move the number of vehicles (sales) to a considerable level," Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said.
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"It would certainly give a boost [to] the economy, which is required at this critical stage," Arun Jaitley, the finance minister, told parliament during the debate on the amendment.
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The high court's action set no nationwide precedent but may give a boost to conservative legal efforts to limit the effects of its decision in the case Obergefell v.
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The weaker currency was at least supposed to give a boost to Canadian factories by effectively making their products less expensive for buyers in the United States and elsewhere.
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But worries are rising that the bitter dispute among White House hopefuls over the direction of health care will weigh on Democrats and give a boost to GOP incumbents.
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As the adoption of digitization improves, tracking the credit history of individuals or SMEs is expected to become simpler and that's likely to give a boost to the economy.
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The coronavrius outbreak may also give a boost to homegrown Chinese drugmakers, according to Brad Loncar, CEO of Loncar Investments and creator of the Loncar China BioPharma ETF (CHNA).
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Vaidhyanathan says that the platform's algorithms give a boost to content that resonates with users emotionally, making it difficult for sincere political discourse to take place on the site.
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Bottom line for investors is it may give a boost to the technology sector as big money managers end up underweight tech as Facebook and Alphabet leave the sector.
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New York's move will give a boost to efforts to win passage this year of 12-week paid family leave in the District of Columbia, Massachusetts and Connecticut, said Bravo.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - A British vote to leave the European Union would give a boost to separatist and nationalistic forces across the bloc, Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on Friday.
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The sale should give a boost to downsizing efforts at Petrobras, which hinge on divestments to cut the largest debt burden of any global oil firm, at around $130 billion.
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While it helps domestic uranium producers by targeting importers, it undercuts the administration's efforts to give a boost to U.S. nuclear power operators, who would see their fuel costs increase.
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Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg on Monday released a new proposal that would give a boost to lower-income workers by increasing tax credits for earned income and child care.
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Her rescue may give a boost to Buhari, a former military ruler who made crushing the Islamist militant Boko Haram insurgency a key pillar of his election campaign in 2015.
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The president's campaign proposal, which broadly chopped income tax rates and the tax burden for businesses, would in fact give a boost to wealthy Americans, according to most analyses. Sen.
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La Niña is also expected to give a boost to the Southwest Monsoon over India, which after two disastrous, drought-inducing monsoon seasons, is expected to be above average this year.
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That might give a boost to growth, so expectations for a Fed rate hike in December returned to 103 percent odds Wednesday, after dropping during the overnight session amid market turbulence.
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Informal talks have taken place since the government won re-election in September, and bringing in the Liberals could give a boost to policies favoring small businesses, the environment and education.
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The French presidential election win by centrist Emmanual Macron should give a boost to certain U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds with a reliable history of trading higher with the euro.
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Trump earlier this year lifted the ban on summer sales of higher ethanol blends of gasoline, called E15, hoping to give a boost to Midwest farmers struggling under his trade wars.
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The attacks in Brussels will once again drive terrorism to the top of the presidential campaign agenda and could give a boost to Donald Trump and his fiery anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Should these speculative deals go through, Cramer said, they have the potential to give a boost to media stocks, like Netflix and CBS, as well as semiconductor stocks, like Skyworks and Micron.
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Huenseler added that if a merger becomes more concrete it could give a boost to both company's shares, but said there would be no great benefit in the long or medium term.
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During the two months of tests, Lundin produced up to 18,000 barrels per day of oil, and analysts said the results could give a boost to the outlook for the wider region.
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Bernard Schwartz, a Biden supporter and CEO of BLS Investments, said that Bloomberg's possible candidacy could give a boost to Warren, who has made targeting billionaires a key part of her appeal.
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The House is planning to vote next week on several GOP-backed health-care measures that supporters say will lower premiums, and passing them could give a boost to some vulnerable Republicans.
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Jeff Smith, a film professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison whose research focuses on the use of music in film, predicts that "Bohemian Rhapsody" will give a boost to Queen's recordings.
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Besides some optimism that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's push for more infrastructure spending may give a boost to commodity shipping, the shares may have been helped by increases in shipping rates.
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The Warriors decided it made more sense to let Cousins return with mostly second-unit players — and to potentially give a boost to Thompson in shouldering the offensive load with that unit.
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The new hierarchy would downplay research into the effects of chemicals and pollutants on humans, while industry-funded studies might open their data in order to give a boost to their work.
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Gasoline consumption is expected to accelerate during the U.S. summer driving season while the introduction of new marine fuel regulations should give a boost to gasoil consumption towards the end of the year.
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Financials jumped on the back of the 2016 election as investors bet that potential regulation rollbacks and a more pro-business approach from the Trump administration would give a boost to the space.
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The 'Medicare for all' lifers The ruling should give a boost to the progressive grass roots, which has argued for some time that intransigent Republicans should be met with ambitious, uncompromising Democratic alternatives.
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The uninsured rate has dropped 43 percent between fall 2013 and spring 2016 – an unprecedented spike in coverage that Obama is now highlighting to give a boost to Democrats during this fall's elections.
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Although Mugabe's ZANU-PF has the required two-thirds membership to remove Mugabe, participation by the opposition could give a boost to a process that was started by the military's intervention last week.
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The easing of economic activity will give a boost to the companies of Dollar Tree and Darden Restaurants, but investors should be patient before investing in their stocks here, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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"They cannot easily be replicated on a national basis," says Mr Lu. At its best the speciality-town policy might give a boost to places that already have a good deal going for them.
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The overhaul of the U.S. federal tax system, enacted in late December, is widely expected to give a boost to corporate earnings in the U.S. but it can penalize some companies with foreign operations.
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Chief Executive Axel Botzenhardt said in the local daily Der Westen that closer business relations with Gazprom could give a boost to the industrial German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, where Thyssengas is based.
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Major purchases of farm and energy products would give a boost to the White House, shoring up support in farm and energy-producing states critical to President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in 2020.
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The strike in April provoked criticism of Prime Minister Antonio Costa's Socialist government, but better contingency planning this time could even give a boost to the administration in the October parliamentary election, analysts said.
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A vote in favor of the company's proposed route through Nebraska would give a boost to the long-delayed project, which was rejected by President Barack Obama in 2015, citing concerns about carbon pollution.
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The 25-percent additional tariffs will likely hit U.S.-based exporters such as Enterprise Product Partners and Phillips 66, and give a boost to rivals in the Middle East like Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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The new credits certainly give a boost to that theory because... The Images On The Blades Are Significant, Too The first is of a dragon destroying what looks like a city, or perhaps a wall.
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By ensuring that workers can use their legal right to collective bargaining, the government could help families to share more of the rewards of growth and give a boost to the rebalancing of the economy.
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Icahn was so sure Trump's election last year would give a boost to stocks that he left the campaign's victory party to make a $1 billion bet on the market, he told Reuters last year.
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The fundraising update from the Electoral Commission will give a boost to Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party, after the Conservatives raised 26 times more in political donations than the main opposition party in the first week.
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JERUSALEM/BERLIN (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that a roughly one-billion-euro ($2503 billion) drone deal with Germany would strengthen bilateral security relations and give a boost to Israel's defense industry.
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The chief executive officer of Poland's state pipeline operator GAZ-System said the Three Seas summit could give a boost to its North-South Gas Corridor project, which aims to diversify gas supplies away from Moscow.
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Trump heads on Thursday to Minnesota where Republicans want to give a boost to two House candidates: one in an open race and another, a first-term incumbent, who is running in a Democratic-leaning district.
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But while this may give a boost to tourism and improve conditions for the retail sector, the emirate's real estate market – crucial to Dubai's economy – is unlikely to be affected, rating agency S&P said recently.
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This revenue could give a boost to Apple as it faces slowing iPhone sales around the world and competes against companies like Huawei that offer cheaper options to consumers, especially in emerging markets like China and India.
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Money has been rotating from high-quality growth names into the industrial sectors as Wall Street bets that a quarter-point rate cut will spur more business investment and give a boost to cyclical and industrial companies.
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But working together, one VelociRoACH is able to give a boost to a second one in front of it, which uses its scrambling eggs to eventually clamber its way up a two-and-half-inch tall step.
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The PAN and the PRD are locked in tight races with the PRI in Aguascalientes, Tlaxcala, Oaxaca, and Tamaulipas, but a loss for the PRI in Veracruz would give a boost to the opposition going into 2018.
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The jumbo deal will give a boost to Europe's leveraged loan market, which recorded a decade low in volume during the first quarter according to LPC data, amid concerns over the US-China trade war and Brexit.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile and Brazil signed a free trade agreement on Wednesday that scraps red tape and tariffs between the two South American economies, in a move both governments said would give a boost to regional integration.
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Landry's large customer base across brands could give a boost to Caesars' "hub-and-spoke approach," which relies on its locations across the U.S. to spark brand loyalty and drive customers to the Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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A rate cut would also give a boost to President Michel Temer's efforts to regain market confidence in an economy battered by the political upheaval that led to the ouster of his predecessor Dilma Rousseff earlier this year.
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The launch will give a boost to Huawei after CNBC reported it was forced to scrap a planned launched of a new laptop because it was unable to deliver the product due to being on a U.S. blacklist.
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Sterling got a brief boost earlier in the day after data showed British factories enjoyed their best month in more than four years in November, suggesting manufacturing would give a boost to the sluggish economy going into 2018.
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Moreover, a new and smaller version of the popular Switch console, as well as a tie-up with Chinese titan Tencent to enter the world's largest gaming market, should give a boost to Nintendo's quarterly results due Thursday.
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Backers of expanding Medicaid in Maine hope to score a victory next week at the ballot box in an end-run around their Republican governor, and success could give a boost to states looking to do the same.
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House passage of the deal, while handing Trump a political victory, will also give a boost to Democrats in battleground districts and rob the White House of one of its biggest critiques of Democrats' oversight and impeachment efforts.
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President Trump's rollback of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan this week will give a boost to one small but well-connected contingent: the coal industry, which contributed heavily to Trump's campaign in hopes of reviving its sagging fortunes.
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This way, it could give a boost to the crypto community, which could create investment opportunities for a16z down the road — a123z says clearly that participating in the crypto startup school doesn't mean you'll receive an investment from a16z.
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The State of New Jersey is fighting in the U.S. 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals to legalize wagers at casinos and racetracks there, hoping to give a boost to the struggling horse racing industry and casino-centric Atlantic City.
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The traders seeking to restart purchases together imported around 50,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Iranian oil before sanctions were imposed and renewed purchases would give a boost to Tehran's aim of increasing its exports to 4 million bpd.
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Under a deal reached in 1969, developing countries can ship smaller items at lower rates than developed nations like the US. The provision is designed to help facilitate exports from smaller countries to give a boost to growing economies.
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Yet this trade lost some of its urgency in recent years as investors bet that the Fed would raise rates and that Mr. Trump's expansive fiscal policies would give a boost to the United States economy and the dollar.
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Trump's ascendance is threatening not to simply undo a series of already tenuous international agreements, but give a boost to interests opposed to fossil fuel regulation, while amplifying voices who express doubt -- or outright deny -- that climate change is real.
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Keith Ellison is looking to give a boost to his bid to become the next chairman of the Democratic National Committee by announcing Wednesday that he is willing to walk away from his Congressional seat if he gets the job.
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Meanwhile, the upcoming back-to-school shopping season — which can be a good barometer for how companies are going to perform during the all-important holiday season — isn't looking like it will give a boost to many, especially department stores.
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In recent years Virginia has been one of the most coveted swing states, and an influx of 200,000 new voters—many of whom fall into demographics that have traditionally supported Democrats by wide margins—could give a boost to McAuliffe's party.
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MERIAN MINE, Suriname (Reuters) - Suriname President Desi Bouterse and Newmont Mining Corp Chief Executive Gary Goldberg inaugurated the open-pit Merian gold mine on Thursday, which is expected to give a boost to the small, economically struggling South American country.
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It was the latest and most prominent flare-up in a long-simmering dispute between unions and the Socialist government over legislation intended to give a boost to the economy by making it easier for employers to hire and fire workers.
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At the end, though, the results will either give a boost to those who see a blue wave coming, or signal to Republicans that using Trump — and turning up the base — could be key to fending off Democrats in the fall.
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If we as a sector are really sincere about equity, and not just diversity but equity, that means that we have to overcompensate and give a boost to those organizations that have not been receiving resources for the past 70 years.
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The EPA Tuesday morning formally unveiled the details of its new plan to devolve regulation of coal-fired power plants back to the states, one that is expected to give a boost to the coal industry and increase carbon emissions nationwide.
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Not the least important effect of the Malta agreement will be to give a boost to the new government they formed: it appears to show that cosying up to Italy's European allies yields better results than taunting and defying them.
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With central Europe's rate setters in wait-and-see mode thanks to economies still outpacing the euro zone due to strong domestic demand, analysts say the expected Fed action would give a boost to currencies this week via a weaker dollar.
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They give a boost to the tacos, made with braised tongue or brisket; crumbled chorizo; or fried, battered fish, and they are especially delicious soaked in salsa verde and wrapped around roasted poblanos in cream to make enchiladas Doña Blanca.
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The 450-billion-yuan ($13-billion) project, completed in less than five years, will give a boost to infrastructure growth, flagging amid the biggest economic slowdown in decades, as China and the United States remain locked in a trade war.
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Here are the biggest winners when U.S. trading opens following a big day for China stocks: Source: Kensho Caterpillar's success is closely tied to global manufacturing, so as China takes steps to support its markets, that should give a boost to the company.
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More than two dozen new cars, trucks, crossovers and concept vehicles are making their debut at this week's annual New York International Auto Show, the sort of rollout that would traditionally be expected to give a boost to the U.S. new car market.
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Republican lawmakers have denounced the move as a betrayal of the Kurds and a strategic blunder that will weaken American credibility, reverse gains against ISIS, make it harder for the US to build alliances and give a boost to Russia, China and Iran.
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"Investors are already pricing the end of the ECB easing policy, mostly anticipated for the end of 2056, which will give a boost to the euro currency, putting even more pressure on stocks," said Guy Foster, head of research at Brewin Dolphin.
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Wall Street watchers may be skeptical if a trade agreement between the world's largest economies would actually stop earnings from shrinking, but Cramer said there are a number of signs that a deal could give a boost to companies with exposure to China.
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India has an ambitious plan to double its coal production to 1.5 billion tonnes a year by 2020, as part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push to bring power to 300 million people who live without electricity, and give a boost to manufacturing.
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Affirmative action challenger The case against Harvard was begun by conservative advocate Edward Blum, who has devised a series of US Supreme Court battles over racial remedies, typically enlisting white plaintiffs to challenge policies that give a boost to blacks and Hispanics.
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A Trump endorsement would certainly give a boost to Collins next year if he decides to challenge Loeffler, the co-owner of the Atlanta Dream professional women's basketball team who would become the first woman to serve as senator from the Peach State.
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E.ON said in late 2014 it would pool and list its struggling power plants and volatile trading business, hoping this would free up enough cash for future investments, and give a boost to its renewable and grid business which it is now focused on.
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Many Republican donors such as Robert Mercer, former CEO of hedge fund Renaissance Technologies, and Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman have also attempted to give a boost to their side but have given far less than their Democratic counterparts this month and throughout the election season.
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Republican lawmakers in particular have harshly denounced Trump's decision as a betrayal of the Kurds and a strategic blunder that will weaken American credibility, reverse gains against ISIS, make it harder for the US to build alliances and give a boost to Russia and Iran.
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The California Democrat on Wednesday previewed to The Hill what he calls a "climate playbook" that examines legislation introduced since 2017, arguing the already vetted bills could help give a boost to legislative action on climate following the introduction of the Green New Deal resolution.
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The California Democrat on Wednesday previewed to The Hill what he calls a "climate playbook" that examines legislation introduced since 85033, arguing the already vetted bills could help give a boost to legislative action on climate following the introduction of the Green New Deal resolution.
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But Bullard argued Friday the Fed has time to wait and see if fiscal policies give a boost to productivity growth, and thus to overall economic growth, adding that revenue-neutral tax reform and deregulation were among policies that could have a positive impact.
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VOLENDAM, Netherlands (Reuters) - The leader of Britain's UK Independence Party said on Monday that a Dutch vote against an EU treaty with Ukraine would give a boost to the Brexit camp less than three months from a British referendum on quitting the 28-nation bloc.
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Republican lawmakers in particular have harshly denounced Trump's decision as a betrayal of the Kurds and a strategic blunder that will weaken American credibility, reverse gains against ISIS, make it harder for the US to build alliances and give a boost to Russia, China and Iran.
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Letting the university know would mean her place would go to another high school student, maybe one from a rival school, the administrator explained, reasoning that it would be better to let the spot go unfilled than to give a boost to another school's college admission rate.
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For Francis, the meeting was an ecumenical and diplomatic coup that eluded his predecessors but that also opened him to criticism that his embrace of the Russian patriarch would indirectly give a boost to Mr. Putin as he wages a war in Syria and continues to meddle in Ukraine.
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The project "involved several potential products meant to minimize toxic content and encourage more civil discussion," per the Journal:One idea was to change the ranking of news-feed posts to give a boost to those liked, commented or shared by people across the political spectrum, the people said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation on Wednesday to expand the electric vehicle tax credit by 8753,000 vehicles per manufacturer, a provision that would give a boost to Tesla Inc and General Motors Co before the existing credit comes to an end for them.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a Tennessee law that requires individuals to live in the state for two years before obtaining a retail license to sell alcohol, a ruling that could give a boost to a large chain of liquor retailers in Tennessee and other states.
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"On the macroeconomic side, China may give a boost to its IT industry to support the economy and if there's a trade agreement signed between China and United States, these will drive up demand for Samsung's products, like chips," senior analyst Song Myung-sup at HI Investment and Securities said.
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Amazon's arrival should give a boost to other firms in the area, according to research by Mr Moretti, Michael Greenstone, of MIT, and Richard Hornbeck, of Harvard University, who find that places which win contests for big new plants experience broad productivity gains relative to those which narrowly lose out.
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A new paper from a team of prominent economists says that a simple strategy — an SAT "bonus" of 64 to 160 points, like that effectively seen in legacy admissions — would go a long way toward decreasing economic segregation in American higher education, and give a boost to social mobility through the generations.
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Saudi Arabia has shouldered much of the burden of the OPEC cuts, but at last week's CERAWeek 2017 conference, the national energy minister indicated that Saudi Arabia would be unwilling to continue cutting its own production just to give a boost to prices: it would take more concerted action by OPEC to achieve that goal.
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But backers said they hoped President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE would give a boost to their legislation, given that he has railed against drug companies.
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Facebook will forego 30% share of Instant Games in-app revenue on Android Facebook is trying to give a boost to Instant Games, which feel like they're going nowhere, at least in the United States: At the outset, Facebook said developers would receive 70 percent of the Instant Games revenue, with 30 percent going to Facebook.
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Money has been rotating from high-quality growth names into the industrial sectors as Wall Street eyes a quarter-point rate cut that will spur more business investment and give a boost to cyclical and industrial companies, That explains why the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which tracks 30 large blue-chip stocks, gained nearly 29 points during the session Monday.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's plan to establish more detention centers for undocumented immigrants will give a boost to private prison companies that backed Trump's presidential campaign, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism White House raises objections to bipartisan proposal to reduce use of heat-trapping chemicals Brouillette says administration plans to give a boost to uranium producers MORE (R-Alaska) and Joe Manchin (D-W.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism White House raises objections to bipartisan proposal to reduce use of heat-trapping chemicals Brouillette says administration plans to give a boost to uranium producers MORE (R-Alaska), the committee's chairwoman, also criticized the ARPA-E cut in her opening statement.
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Those industries and their allies hope that the record-setting winter weather will give a boost to a proposal from Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE that would require electric grid operators to pay higher prices to coal and nuclear plants.
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Human and animal remains were found in the cemeteries, which were discovered in the Gabal al-Silsila or Chain of Mountains area 65 km (40.3 miles) north of Aswan and would have been used during the reigns of pharaohs Thutmose III and Amenhotep II. It is hoped the burial sites will help historians better understand ancient Egyptian healthcare and give a boost to Egypt's struggling tourism industry, which has been beset by political upheaval and militant attacks since the unseating of autocrat Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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Mary Beth Rogers, who was campaign manager to the late Ann Richards, the last Democratic Texas governor, said O'Rourke will need to do about 2628 to 28503 points better than 22019 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE did in some parts of the state in order to give a boost to some of the competitive House races.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyRoberts criticizes Schumer for 'dangerous' remarks on Kavanaugh, Gorsuch Texas kicks off critical battle for House control Romney gets standing ovation for impeachment vote during stop in Denver MORE (R-Utah) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism White House raises objections to bipartisan proposal to reduce use of heat-trapping chemicals Brouillette says administration plans to give a boost to uranium producers MORE (R-Alaska).
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism White House raises objections to bipartisan proposal to reduce use of heat-trapping chemicals Brouillette says administration plans to give a boost to uranium producers MORE (R-Alaska) and Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism White House raises objections to bipartisan proposal to reduce use of heat-trapping chemicals Senate seeks massive permanent boost in conservation funding MORE (D-W.Va.).
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Sens. Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism White House raises objections to bipartisan proposal to reduce use of heat-trapping chemicals Brouillette says administration plans to give a boost to uranium producers MORE (R-Alaska) and Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism White House raises objections to bipartisan proposal to reduce use of heat-trapping chemicals Senate seeks massive permanent boost in conservation funding MORE (D-W.
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