Sentences with phrase «help shore up»

Blame the recession, perhaps, and its resulting strain on financing, but many companies have realized that focusing efforts on one sector can help shore up the bottom line — with seniors housing as a top example...

CIBC's Victor Dodig said Wednesday that government changes announced last week, which include tightening mortgage lending rules, are «prudent» and will help shore up the housing system.

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This song will help shore up your determination to hang in there by reminding you of three truths: Long distance relationships are difficult.

A partnership with another strong cryptocurrency could help shore up any lingering doubts people may have about his commitment to Litecoin.

Would a similar system help shore up and stabilize other cryptocurrencies?

U.S. - based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has announced the hiring of a former Twitter executive to help shore up its fledgling customer service arm.

The question then becomes whether stalls in listing the new cryptocurrency are resource constraints that the new raise could help shore up, as the company is looking to fill many open positions.

According to the AAA, studies have shown that these technologies can help shore up certain shortcomings that senior citizens face, allowing them to drive more safely and keep their licenses longer.

Thus, putting additional premiums into a universal life policy can help shore up its sustainability — though notably, given that the crediting rate on universal life policies will still be lower than the interest rate on policy loans, extra dollars going into a UL policy should generally be used to pay down the loan first, and only then to add additional premiums to the cash value (if necessary).

The role of external counsel in my view, they have a depth of subject matter expertise in all of the important areas of CSR and can help shore up areas of expertise in - house counsel do not have.»

Whether or not the Empire State Building's R.E.C. outlay will prompt NRG to build new wind farms — or will help shore up one of its existing facilities — is unclear.

By making Wall Street pay its fair share, the Robin Hood Tax can help shore up funding for goods and services that keep people and our communities healthy and whole, at home and around the world.

For makers of electric vehicles in particular, car - share networks could help shore up demand in the early days of the technology, with plug - in vehicles expected to make up one in every five new vehicle purchases for car - share fleets by 2016.

Mayor Mike Rawlings and Nancy Nasher also spoke at the event, the former highlighting the way the new prize could bring attention to the city of Dallas and help shore up its reputation as a place of global importance.

Fixed directly to the wall, two sets of shorter tubes act as buttress to help shore up the central section of the tower.

Though most of your pet's Vitamin C should come from their hamster seed mix, adding in small amounts of fresh fruits and vegetables can help boost their intake, which may help shore up their immune system against infection.

These types of investments can help you shore up your portfolio, giving you venerable investments that have general stood the test of time.

The prospects for the many are grim and to help shore up the budgets RIM is starting layoffs of workers.

So it was really nice to wake up to the sun the morning our high school's Key Club went to help shore up the riverbank with sandbags.

Thankfully, there is a micro SD card slot as well to help shore up the meagre storage.

With sales down almost 25 percent in the first half of 2004, Hummer executives are talking about future products that the company hopes will help shore up the sagging market.

Optional lowering springs and a stabilizer bar from Toyota's TRD aftermarket division could help shore up the lean, but we'd like to see wider tires and better braking hardware make the accessories list.

The media mogul is counting on future revenues from his educational branch to help shore up the finances of his newspaper and publishing division as it is split off later this year from the conglomerate's vast holdings in television and entertainment.

With neither Gov. Bruce Rauner nor state lawmakers acting to bail out the nation's third - largest school system, teachers are taking to the streets for a day to pressure a deadlocked Springfield to help shore up Chicago Public Schools» precarious finances.

For example, if you and your doctor think that milk is causing a flare, you might want to eliminate it from your diet while working with a nutritionist to help shore up your intake with other calcium - rich foods.

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This is a style that COMPLIMENTS your existing style, so you don't have to give it up — we just help you shore it up — to make your style much more effective, dynamic and safe!

Dark leafy greens such as kale provide a wide spectrum of nutrients, in particular the antioxidant Vitamins K, A and C. Similar to bell peppers, kale's Vitamin C will help shore up our adrenals and its B vitamins will nourish our nervous systems.

The authors suggest that Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), an initiative signed by the Obama administration in 2012 that allows certain young undocumented immigrants to work legally in the U.S. without fear of deportation, could help shore up the numbers.

France's government hopes that science can help shore up the country's lackluster economy.

Likewise, an investigation into the insect species might help shore up the findings.

In the weeks ahead, to help shore up the response in the area, the World Health Organization has put out an appeal for $ 490 million dollars.

The U.N. declaration suggests countries should look to public - private partnerships to help shore up such efforts.

Cuomo's recent actions could help him shore up his left leaning Democratic base of voters.

That was created in 2010 to take a slice of school aid increases to help shore up diminished tax revenue for state operations during the Great Recession.

The White House has moved to add events for the president to help shore up embattled Democrats, hoping to create what the N.Y. Times called a «firewall» in surgically chosen areas, like some Northeast districts, to protect against what is expected to be a rough Election Day for Democrats.

The significant increase in funding in the Senate bill is expected to help shore up emergency disaster relief programs as Hurricane Irma races through the Caribbean toward Florida.

That money, an administration official said, would be used to help shore up small hospitals» balance sheets in an effort to make them more attractive to larger hospitals considering taking over the smaller facilities.

Cuomo's decision to act alone to advance issues being supported by most people in the state could help him shore up some needed support.

Specifically, they were proposing reductions to the payroll mobility tax, which was established in 2009 to help shore up the authority's teetering finances by levying a 34 - cent tax on every $ 100 of payroll for employees in the 12 counties served by the M.T.A.

«If the City wants to up its contribution to help shore up the subways for commuters and their families — which we support — it certainly has the means to do that.»

Green's departure is a personal blow for May, who brought him into Downing Street to help shore up her authority after her majority was wiped out in June's general election.

Cuomo insisted the state is working with the city of Albany to help shore up its financial considerations amid yet another budget shortfall.

The British government is offering the International Monetary Fund (IMF) # 10 billion in loans to help shore up struggling economies.

Mayor de Blasio announced an additional $ 125 million in school funding Wednesday — while accusing Gov. Cuomo of failing to adequately help shore up...

Gordon Brown indicated last week that the Government would try to help shore up the car - finance industry with a multi-million-pound package to be launched this week but Lord Mandelson's comments suggest the prospect is fading.

Teachout, meanwhile, sent out a fundraising email today that landed in my inbox only minutes after Faso's memo, asking donors to help shore up her finances to prepare for what she expects will be a hard fought = and nasty — general election race.

When Spitzer tapped Paterson, then the Senate minority leader, in 2006, he did so for ticket - balancing purposes — much like Cuomo is doing now — selecting someone who he thought could help shore up his support with African American voters.

«They're asking us to help shore up a piece of Obamacare that we had fixed in the American Health Care Act that they lobbied against.»