Sentence examples for issues that spurred from inspiring English sources

Some of the issues that spurred the collaboration include health concerns such as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE, or mad cow disease) and environmental problems in the Baltic and Mediterranean Seas.

Those are the issues that spurred Vellum's Brad West and Brad Andalman to look into creating a tool to help authors get the same kind of access to great book design as major publishers.

But in the new documentary The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution, filmmaker Stanley Nelson attempts to present a unified portrait of the group, in the process capturing how the same issues that spurred the Black Panthers to organize 50 years ago are still relevant today: police brutality, a skewed justice system, outright racism, and draconian prison sentences.

She gave two very publicized speeches on women's issues that spurred even more frenzied Hillary-talk.

Those arrests are just one of the issues that spurred former US congressman Joseph Cao into calling Vietnam, "The worst violator of human rights in Southeast Asia" (and that's including Burma, a country where the Rohingya Muslim minority are being systematically wiped out, allegedly with tacit approval from the government).

It may have been this issue that spurred the recall of the ambassador: the king was about to start a two-day visit to the area on November 1st.

The bill also addresses several issues that have spurred sharp debate in recent years.

The Republican frontrunner spent surprisingly little time on illegal immigration, the issue that spurred his rise to front of the GOP field.

At the hour-long hearing, the two sides laid out a general agreement for reviewing the seized documents but also suggested there were numerous issues that could spur further fights.

In 2004, the New York Times issued a statement questioning its own reporting on several factually-inaccurate stories that spurred the war in Iraq.

That spurred him to write novels.