Sentence examples for and trying to stimulate from inspiring English sources

Failing that, Bonn will revert to being more a donors' meeting and the western strategy in the runup to 2014 would revert to bolstering Afghan security forces, and trying to stimulate internal political reform in the hope it eventually draws in Taliban factions.

"It started from enthusiasm and trying to stimulate discovery, and we want to attract similar-minded people and let it evolve". But you may have trouble getting the book--at least for a bit.

Why not combine the best of both philosophies and try to stimulate investment by all Americans?

Mr. Kostunica, who has assembled a strong team of economic reformers, must quickly establish effective monetary and fiscal policies to stabilize the economy, normalize relations with the international financial institutions, rebuild war-damaged infrastructure, and try to stimulate investment to create jobs.

The Pan-Slavists engaged in studying folk songs, folklore, and peasant vernaculars of the Slav peoples, in demonstrating the similarities among them, and in trying to stimulate a sense of Slav unity.

To carry on building up that civic culture, Counsellor González and his colleagues have convened more than 150 civil society organisations to act as observers while the Assembly reviews the draft that has been submitted, and are trying to stimulate wide public debate of its provisions.

Equally, it may be that good sides having an off day and in desperate search of a goal should abandon a stuttering quest for control and trust to chance by knocking balls forward, looking for dead-balls and lucky breaks, trying to stimulate panic in opponents who are holding the lead.

"The central bank has to be, in a way, a neutral player, and yet we find ourselves trying to stimulate, and the effect is further leveraging," he said.

And I will keep on trying to stimulate growth and jobs for as long as I'm president of the United States.

Both countries are struggling to reduce their deficits and debts while also trying to stimulate stagnant growth.

Why would anyone want to make a deep, prolonged recession even deeper and longer by not trying to stimulate the economy?