Sentence examples for general spurred from inspiring English sources

In 2002 the state attorney general, spurred by complaints of mismanagement, forced out the group's leadership.

The scientific understanding about the climate that this U.N. process has generated and the general spur to action it provides is valuable.

It was from the far left that Luis Suárez struck to make it 2-0 – and secure a remarkable 29th goal of the season – as in general, Spurs were stretched and strained by a Liverpool side who are clearly capable of winning in a variety of ways.

A8 A senior United Nations official says that Secretary General Kofi Annan, spurred by allegations of fraud and mismanagement in the handling of the oil-for-food aid program in Iraq, is attempting to embark on a series of changes in how the organization is organized and does business.

The battle over American General is spurring the European giants to take special notice of the U.S market.

But the absence of a specific general manager has spurred endless speculation for the last two years.

In general, the complex spurred almost 4,400 jobs in Bergen alone, the report said.

The polls reflect general discontent that spurred the protests, the biggest the country has seen in decades, in the first place.

Donahoe had been in discussions with the Bills for several weeks and the Jets' need for a general manager undoubtedly spurred the Bills to close the deal.

Tomorrow's general election has spurred social commentary from noted grime bloggers like Hyperfrank, while hip-hop DJ Semtex has been tweeting on the importance of reading each party's manifesto and giving them all a fair hearing.

Operators were hoping for a May surge, spurred by general glee following the royal wedding.