41.   Clearly the decision would affect Northrop Grumman, which would in turn boost local employment.

42.   The prize committee granted him the award for his work aimed at demonstrating that attempts to boost employment with inflationary policies are bound to fail.

43.   Other measures are aimed at promoting the activities of small and medium-sized business and boosting employment.

44.   Saudi Arabia aims to slash the number of foreign workers in a bid to boost local employment, an expert said Monday.

45.   Speeding up the building of new industrial zones for Palestinian laborers would also help boost employment, he said.

46.   The foreign affairs spokesman said that an incoming Labour government would commit Britain to the euro if joining the single currency would boost employment in the country.

47.   The French are keen to launch a number of major public works projects on a European transport network to boost employment.

48.   The European union needs a single currency to boost employment and investment, French President Jacques Chirac told the European parliament on Tuesday.

49.   The government maintains the reforms will boost employment, enable smaller companies to expand, and increase Italian competitiveness.

50.   The head of the German central bank said Thursday that monetary union will not boost employment in member states but will rather increase competition between countries.