Sentence examples for catalyst for achieving from inspiring English sources

"We've always said that the Olympics was the catalyst for achieving things in New York City that otherwise we wouldn't have the political will to do," he said yesterday.

And the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, issued a statement saying, "It is my hope that this effort will serve as a catalyst for achieving the spending and entitlement reform that our country so desperately needs".

In the face of an underdeveloped rural infrastructure and insufficient human resources for health, we believe our Sky network can be a catalyst for achieving universal health coverage.

Today, President Obama signed an executive order which cements the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) as a national, presidential-level priority and establishes the United States as a committed, long-term catalyst for achieving the promise and protections that GHSA holds.

Responsible governance is crucial to national development and a catalyst for achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

Access to clean water and adequate sanitation is an important catalyst for achieving the MDG's as a whole.

The results were significant in interpreting previously reported experimental trends on the reactivity of monometallic and bimetallic catalysts as well as in predicting novel compositions of bimetallic catalysts for achieving high catalyst activity and desired stability for a SOFC anode.

A unique mode of designing heterocyclic reagents and catalysts for achieving the targeted synthetic aims was the development of structurally simpler synthetic models of coenzymes that could imitate the highly efficient biological reactions of these cofactors in a synthetically useful manner.

Based on recent scientific research and industrial approach on the selective oxidation of propane over complex metal oxide catalysts, strategical elements which are necessary for developing complicated oxide catalysts and for achieving industrial processes are summarized and discussed.

The objective of this article is to use the example of the development of metal oxide catalysts for the selective ammoxidation and oxidation of propylene to illustrate successful catalyst design strategies for achieving enhanced yields of acrylonitrile and acrolein, respectively.

It was proposed that the presence of considerable microcrystalline WO3 in catalyst was indispensable for achieving high isomerization activity.