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Eurocrats hope it will create new impetus.

The initial shock of the financial crisis in 2008-09 created new impetus for collective action and led to significant changes, including the creation of the G20 and a dramatic increase in resources for the IMF and World Bank.

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For him and his team, that's the impetus for continuing their work and bringing it to new locations: to create new, bold articulations of physical space in natural and urban landscapes.

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Laeken must not be seen as an excuse for postponing action on governance but instead create a new impetus for reforms that do not require treaty change.

As recriminations over the decision-making during the volcano shutdown took on further intensity, the European Commission said that the disjointed national responses to the threat posed by the volcanic ash cloud had created a new impetus to "fast track" its plan to create a so-called European Network Manager.

"We can't know whether it creates a new impetus, or given the short time, it will make for a lot of jockeying" between the Israelis and the Palestinians.

The depletion of many marine fisheries has created a new impetus to expand seafood production through fish farming, or aquaculture.

The rapid development of molecule-based technologies that has started to permeate our everyday life has created a new impetus for studying the interaction and supramolecular assemblies of functional molecular units on surfaces as these lie at the heart of several device architectures.

That creates new problems.