Sentence examples for its impetus from inspiring English sources

Well then, part of fascism, however, you can't understand it without its impetus to expansion and to war.

This certainly does not explain the phenomenon of authoritarian populism entirely – take the examples of the Netherlands and Austria – but it does account for its impetus.

And though current law is fond of imposing hierarchies that privilege religion over other varieties of personal expressions, a decision in favor of Holt/Muhammad means that he (and other prisoners) can have a beard if its impetus is religious, but not if it is based on emotional or aesthetic or cultural values – even if it is the same beard.

Of that there is no doubt and on a cold night in east London it was Tottenham's No11 who gave this contest its impetus.

Of course it is Owens physical achievements that give the film its impetus and land the audience smack in the heart of the Olympic Games.

It followed a series of sometimes venomous campus meetings and found its impetus in President Obama's signing three months ago of a bill to repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on homosexuality.

Its impetus was discrimination in hiring practices.

He has been critical of Gamergate, but understands its impetus.

This is what gave the training program its impetus.

However, what gives a movement its impetus is not information, but enthusiasm and commitment.

What gives the comedy its impetus is the matter-of-fact style.