Sentence examples for important impulse from inspiring English sources

The Union for the Mediterranean is a near-empty shell but an important impulse for Europe to think big.

The Journal, Revista Clínica Española, official publication of the SEMI, has experienced an important impulse with the new administrative team formed in the year 2009.

We have received a very important impulse from the conference in London, NATO's most recent conference, which brought very important positive steps, which were also understood as such by the socialist countries and other European countries.

Yet an important impulse behind Europe's traffic reforms will be familiar to mayors in Los Angeles and Vienna alike: to make cities more inviting, with cleaner air and less traffic.

From the Peruvian Moche culture's rococo octopuses to a bilateral Cupisnique ceramic that merges two faces, each split down the middle, to a solid-gold Colombian pendant with a detailed face, tiny and grimacing, and a geometrically abstracted body, the pre-contact artists and artisans of what is now Latin America seem to have anticipated every important impulse of later Western art history.

JOIN for Justice is a new group which formed from an important impulse.

Their own work on fairness depends on the idea that sharing and reciprocity are important impulses in the human psyche.

Because at the moment even the Asian economies, especially China, are driving with the hand-brake on, important impulses from the Far East are also lacking.

Some important impulses toward a new understanding of the view of life after death are found in Christian theosophy, such as the idea of a further development of the human personality upon other celestial bodies after death.

In terms of business development, user orientation does not only yield important impulses for stronger patient centred care, but also opens up chances for better quality and competitive advantages.

Further important impulses were following, for the change in peoples' heads as well as to the political culture of anticommunism.