Sentence examples for and spurring the development from inspiring English sources

Workers suffered big pension losses when the government defaulted on its debts.The new report still favours mandatory accounts as a way of raising national saving, improving labour markets and spurring the development of financial systems.

In response to the "business-as-usual" outlook, Indian Prime Minister Modi has set some very ambitious goals, which include transforming the subcontinent into a "global manufacturing hub" [8] with the aim of creating 100 million jobs in the next six years and spurring the development of a middle class that can power the Indian economy for years to come.

Hamilton's opinion was widely accepted and spurred the development of a highly lucrative antiquities market.

But they also help make investments in renewable fuels competitive and spur the development of costly sources of oil, like deepwater reserves.

Booksellers and printsellers from the Low Countries introduced innovations such as auctions and spurred the development of an active retail market in the Covent Garden neighbourhood of London.

He said an Olympic stadium over the rail yards, combined with a larger Javits Center and an expansion of the subway lines, would provide a lasting legacy and spur the development of office towers, housing and restaurants.

The development of more powerful airplane engines in the late 1930s gave rise to a need to increase the combustion characteristics of gasoline and spurred the development of lead-based fuel additives to improve engine performance.

These synthetic biology approaches promise to deepen our understanding of existing signaling pathways and spur the development of new cellular tools for research, industry, and medicine.

The endeavor is a joint effort of the Institute of Urban Environment in Xiamen and the University of Aberdeen in the U.K., to speed technology transfer to China and spur the development of homegrown environmental technologies.

A scheme like this would create certainty for utilities planning to build new, more efficient and therefore less polluting coal-fired plants and spur the development of cleaner coal technologies such as capturing CO2 and storing it underground.

In order to succeed in implementing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #14 within the allotted 2030 timeframe, we need to encourage and spur the development of marine technologies for all the focus areas, not just for ocean acidification.