Sijbolt Noorda, head of the Association of Universities in the Netherlands, who signed the agreement in principle for the universities, says the impetus for cooperation among universities comes from the institutions themselves, not from government guidelines.
The impetus was clear: among other recent high-profile threats, the North Korean government was alleged to have hacked Sony Pictures only a couple of months earlier, and, more recently, hackers had entered the computer systems of the health insurer Anthem and accessed personal information about tens of millions of people.
Teacher professional development (PD) has been in high demand during the last decade, and the design and dissemination of new PD models have been the impetus for discussion among educators around the world.
Perhaps the box office faves did think of themselves as rivals--and not just the impetus for debates among fans as to which was the better--but they surely weren't at sword's point when they joined forces in their acclaimed 13-minute 1953 Ford 50th Anniversary Show duet.
The departures of David Axelrod, a senior adviser to the president, and Jim Messina, a deputy chief of staff, both of whom are moving to Chicago to establish the president's re-election campaign, have been further impetus to the realignment among political and policy advisers alike.
The French Revolution, however, gave impetus to political writing, and among those it influenced was John Jones (Jac Glan-y-gors).
The National Action Plan for Cancer Survivorship highlights public health domains and associated strategies that can be the impetus for collaboration between and among the levels in the social ecological model and are integral to improving survivor outcomes.
Americans are used to phone-number pay on Wall Street and even among Democrats there is minimal impetus to address "excess".
Urruticoechea's indecision caused panic among his defenders and provided impetus to the home players.
