Sentence examples for give impetus from inspiring English sources

"They spark the ideas and give impetus for my works," he said.

This policy should give impetus to the recovery and support investment and spending.

Mr. Leach has announced hearings on the most recent mergers to help give impetus to such legislation.

The resolution could also give impetus to an international donors' conference planned for Madrid in late October.

Advances in vital pulp therapy with pulp stem/progenitor cells might give impetus to regenerate dentin-pulp complex without the removal of the whole pulp.

The highly disordered nature of the workspace and the approach constraints, in nuclear plants give impetus to design and develop specialized equipment to achieve the objective.

Hard apple cider manufactured as a value-added product will increase consumption of excess American apples and give impetus to local industry.

"It might give impetus to more demonstrations and more riots in the streets," said Ahmed Galal of the Economic Research Forum in Cairo.

[vi] The United Nations' fifth Millennium Development Goal (MDG 5) aims to give impetus to country efforts to stem the tide of maternal morbidity and mortality.

Kelly said there was no need for a royal commission to give impetus to the push because "all the detail and evidence is there".

The crisis in Sierra Leone has dogged the seven-member Security Council delegation traveling around Africa to give impetus to a wobbly peace effort in Congo.