The system was designed to augment human intelligence, it was called.

In October a new mill was launched, which helps augment the product mix.

Moreover, transatlantic defense trade must be used to augment European capabilities at the lowest possible cost.

The federal government would then augment the protection up to the once in five hundred year level.

For example, companies increasingly augment standard wage packages with stock options, even for rank and file employees.

Fortunately, that does not rule out humans, for we can augment the eyes we were born with.

Similarly, by bridging its growing skills gap, China could augment its GDP by 250 billion by 2020.

Where desktop or laptop computers are not widely available, students might use smartphones or tablets to augment their learning.

In particular, the European Commission should insist that Ukraine be able to continue to import gas from Gazprom in order to augment European supplies.

China might be willing to make a unilateral, but enforceable, commitment not to augment its nuclear arsenal, if Russia and the US reduce theirs further.

Meanwhile, vertical farm experiments which aim to augment urban food supplies by cultivating crops in skyscraper greenhouses are proliferating from the American Midwest to Osaka, Japan.

The resulting funds, as well as those from existing unused SDRs, would be allocated or re allocated to development projects and leveraged to augment investment resources.

Modeled after the NSF, it would augment the science foundations of individual European countries, creating a much larger research organization one that draws from a larger pool of proposals.

A single seat at the UN, the IMF, or the World Bank would elevate Europe to the same level as the US and would augment, rather than diminish, its global influence.

All of this could augment Russia s leverage with China, which has an interest in increasing its influence over Iran, North Korea, and Pakistan, but has subtly sought to exploit Russia s isolation.

It is deeply troubling that the US has allocated 185 billion to augment its nuclear stockpile over the next decade, on top of the ordinary annual nuclear weapons budget of more than 50 billion.

The necessity of a banking union is now more generally accepted, and there is a move to augment the European budget with funds that could be deployed with policy or project conditionality, in addition to ESM resources.

Another proposal involves creating new international liquidity by issuing special drawing rights (international reserve assets maintained by the International Monetary Fund). The resulting funds, as well as those from existing unused SDRs, would be allocated or re allocated to development projects and leveraged to augment investment resources.

China might be willing to make a unilateral, but enforceable, commitment not to augment its nuclear arsenal, if Russia and the US reduce theirs further. Determining the circumstances that might induce such restraint and the conditions that would be needed to sustain it is crucial to reinvigorating nuclear disarmament efforts.

There has been some progress, albeit slow, toward agreement on the institutional architecture of a more integrated eurozone. The necessity of a banking union is now more generally accepted, and there is a move to augment the European budget with funds that could be deployed with policy or project conditionality, in addition to ESM resources.

It is deeply troubling that the US has allocated 185 billion to augment its nuclear stockpile over the next decade, on top of the ordinary annual nuclear weapons budget of more than 50 billion. Just as unsettling is the Pentagon s push for the development of nuclear armed drones H bombs deliverable by remote control.