Significats de amass more en anglès

With the revenue they earn they can amass more and more police and political power.

The public hearing's process marks the next step in Eskom's crusade to amass more cash.

People are working fast to get their entries in early so theycan amass more votes.

An SEC plan to amass more industry data for the proposal was also discussed in January 2012.

And many companies went under while waiting for researchers to amass more knowledge about the links between certain genes and human traits.

It was the latest in a series of steps he had taken to assert Saudi influence internationally and amass more power for himself at home.

The firm manages 3.2 million distressed debt accounts worth 128 billion baht and aims to amass more this year, he said.

He's also the second Dallas player (Smith, 1995) to amass more than 500 yards rushing over the first four games.

RAMP, which like those sites runs on the anonymity software Tor, has outlived its western counterparts to amass more than 14,000 members.

The 38-year-old's career with Irish, between 1998 and 2002, saw him amass more than 800 points and he was the Premiership's top scorer in 1999-2000.

It has amassed more than one million subscribers and claims to be profitable.

A video of the performance has amassed more than a million views online.

At the time of publishing, the popular track amassed more than 13 million views.

Their channel has now amassed more than 40 million views.

It has amassed more than 24 million active users worldwide using very little marketing.

The pill limits any one shareholder from amassing more than 20 percent of shares.