Sentence examples for is designed to spur from inspiring English sources

Clinton administration officials say the agreement is designed to spur American exports, not an exodus of American factories to China.

There's size and complexity is designed to spur limitless experimentation.

But a change in Canadian tax law last week is designed to spur U.S. venture investments in Canadian startups and make Canada less of a leper colony for tech entrepreneurs.

Stark laments the 280E tax code, which he told VICE News "is designed to spur economic growth, not to impair it".

Organized by the head of the UN Ban Ki Moon, the September 23 gathering is designed to spur ambitious action ahead of next year's all important climate talks in Paris.

The conference is designed to spur a conversation about climate change as a social justice issue, to put forth the moral imperative to care for the natural world, and to help shape and accelerate actions in support of an effective international climate treaty.

Several of COP21's initiatives are designed to spur new innovations.

Other innovations, such as a credit for hiring household help, are designed to spur demand for low-wage workers.

It's designed to spur a shift from the pervasive "consume and replace" mentality of our culture to a more sustainable "keep or pass on" mode of operation.

Other data released Thursday showed the government's efforts to rein in loans after last year's lending spree, which was designed to spur the economy.

The gene put into the French children was designed to spur growth of infection-fighting blood cells, since the boys suffered from a lack of such cells, meaning they would be killed by infections.