Allister Carter's first maximum break in competition late on Tuesday not only gave him an 8-7 lead but also provided the impetus yesterday to account for Peter Ebdon, the 2002 champion, 13-9 and take him to his first semi-final in Sheffield.
But the nerve-racking situation that has put pessimists in ascendance got its statistical impetus late last month, when the government reported that the economy had grown much more slowly than originally thought during the first half of the year.
As a result, work on Russia's coveted entry into the World Trade Organization "will receive fresh impetus early next year," he said.
Whatever the impetus, last summer Christian commissioned three faculty members from East Central University — Michael Copeland, Thomas Parr, and Christine Pappas — to review the scientific, technical, and safety literature related to nitrogen asphyxiation.
The tax package in its entirety got new impetus this week when the Congressional Budget Office projected higher surpluses than previously estimated over the next 10 years.
Republicans' lock on power in the Legislature gave impetus this year to proposals to toughen immigration restrictions, loosen gun regulations and require presidential candidates, President Obama among them, to prove their American citizenship.
Mr. Obama gave the talks added impetus last month when he pledged to "launch talks on a comprehensive Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with the European Union" during his State of the Union address.
Talks between the two were given fresh impetus last week by the emergence of a trio of rivals, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Santander of Spain and the Dutch-Belgian group, Fortis.
The move abroad was given new impetus this month after the central bank unveiled a stimulus plan that has further eroded razor-thin loan margins and cut returns on Japanese government bonds.
To give them further impetus, early this year Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), an adviser to foreign fund managers and some Japanese ones, recommended that funds vote against the managers of any firms in Japan that had failed to notch up an average return on equity of at least 5% over the last five years.
Amid all the new national confidence were the stirrings of a republican renaissance, which was given lethal impetus three years later when sectarian violence erupted in Belfast as the unionist regime reacted with typical obstinacy to the reformist demands of the civil rights movement.
