"It will kick-start our economy".
And the chances that it will kick-start growth, as Brussels is suggesting, are minimal (see article).In this section Should digital monopolies be broken up?
Kathryn Klanderman, president of the board of ProArts, a local professional organization, said artists liked the proposal too, adding, "It will kick-start the development process in the area".
"And I just hope it will kick-start us going onto the busy Christmas period".
"We haven't done well this year and everyone will stick their hands up to that but this will give us confidence and hopefully it will kick-start our season in 50-overs competition".
Sir Peter Fahy, Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, said: "I await the outcome of the review with interest and hope it will kick-start a real change in how we take care of the most vulnerable people in our society".
This will kick start it again, for the next two Olympics we'll have double the amount of fighters and runners coming forward.
Although the report was written mainly for an international audience, it remains to be seen whether it, and Sir Nicholas's globetrotting, will kick start the stalled negotiations on a successor to the Kyoto Protocol.
And perhaps in its own way the new Murphy paper will kick start a debate within what remains of the party in Scotland.
"The Liverpool friendly will kick start the season for the team at Ravenhill and will be followed closely by two pre-season friendlies for Ulster Rugby".
