Sentence examples for impulse to the development from inspiring English sources

Tonight, a statement by Mr. Putin's press office said he "hailed this step, noting that it would give a powerful impulse to the development of bilateral economic ties".

"In a statement accompanying the Nets deal, Prokhorov spoke of how important it was to him that the deal "give new impulse to the development of Russian basketball".

The interest of these results was to give impulse to the development of comprehensive assessment battery designed to evaluate the cognitive profiles of each patient and develop a personalized program of cognitive remediation.

Moreover, as the safety of using DB in vivo has been demonstrated through the use of drug-related death rate, body weight loss, splenomegaly and pathological examination as parameters for evaluation in our previous report [ 10], results reported here may offer further impulse to the development of DB as a potential chemotherapeutic drug for oral and other cancers.

Strong impulses to the development of in-vessel components for near-term fusion reactors like DEMO were given by the recent EU power plant conceptual study (PPCS).

For the Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt (1818 97), individualism signified the cult of privacy, which, combined with the growth of self-assertion, had given "impulse to the highest individual development" that flowered in the European Renaissance.

Expansion of coffee plantations in the state of Rio de Janeiro gave a new impulse to the city's development.

It is significantly attractive to the development of flexible impulse capacitor with large energy density and charge-discharge efficiency, which is associated with dielectric property of polymer film.

An important example of this impulse is the development of so-called "trusted systems". Such a system is essentially a software application configured to run only by following rules specified by the programmer.

The type is the product of a collision between two forces: the impulse to preserve and the need for economic development.

Part of the impulse for the development of Europe has undoubtedly come from its unique and chequered history; and from a profound determination, after the carnage of two world wars, to build a different and better future.