Sentence examples for has given impetus from inspiring English sources

The formation of survivor groups has given impetus to efforts to end stigmatisation.

The city has given impetus to the refinement of tea drinking, moon-and-flower-viewing, incense-smelling, cultivation of manners.

Australia's recent Japan FTA has given impetus to the TPP, she says; and China is attracted to the TPP.

The growth of agricultural production in the 20th century, accompanied by a decline in size of the rural population, however, has given impetus to research in agricultural policy.

Yet the disaster has given impetus to a national self-questioning that may partially explain the wide appeal of her novel.

The need to comply with a federal mandate to end analog transmissions and convert to digital technology has given impetus to the talks.

But it may have given impetus to some better-thought-out efforts to widen educational opportunity.

But it is the transpartisan efforts in the 50 United States that have given impetus to the issue.

It is perhaps these complaints that have given impetus and support to the prime minister's outburst.

Special applications have given impetus to the development of microwave power sources capable of generating tremendous amounts of power (up to billions of watts).

Michael McDonald, chief economist for the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation in South Africa, said the trade meeting in Seattle had given impetus to trade talks between countries like Brazil and South Africa.