Sentence examples for help kick start from inspiring English sources

Instead, the government should utilise these small companies to help kick start the economy.

I was very proud obviously to help kick start this period in the run-up to the Olympics.

The Cambridgeshire county councillor Ian Bates, cabinet member for growth and planning, said: "The scheme is of national importance as growing the economy in Cambridge and the county can help kick start the national economy".

"In the weeks to come the Northern Ireland Executive will work with Cerberus to ensure that the deal can help kick start growth in this area of our economy".

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A TAP workshop "to help kick start everything," says Peng, will be held at KIAA from 16 to 17 February.

Those oddly assorted images can help kick-start a collection.

"The optional Common European Sales Law will help kick-start the single market, Europe's engine for economic growth," Mrs. Reding said in a statement provided by her office.

"Obviously, it could help kick-start the return of diesels to the U.S.," said Allen Schaeffer, executive director of the Diesel Technology Forum, referring to the energy bill.

But is the new rose campaign enough to help kick-start a brand that many still perceived to be tired, a bit dowdy and, well, grandmotherish?

David Cameron – who is leading a series of regional visits by ministers – said the investment would help kick-start the economy in cities, towns and counties in every part of England.