"These databases can really kick-start development in many areas.
Mr Obasanjo hopes that this will kick-start development and gradually ease tensions.
A government spokesman said almost £75m worth of public money was on the table, some of which will be used to "kick-start" development of land at Tipner.
Forced to halt the supply of sophisticated weaponry, China helped Iran kick start the development of an indigenous military-industrial sector evident in the design and technology of Iranian-made missiles.
To do so, the EU's cohesion policies provide funding for regionally tied projects in a wide range of sectors with the aim to "kick-start growth, employment, competitiveness, and development on a sustainable basis" [6, p. 13].
The M.R.G.O., known locally as Mister Go, was dug in the 1960s as a shortcut to New Orleans and as a way to kick-start development.
If the sanctions are lifted, Rouhani will face pressure to implement a host of reforms to stymie unemployment, kick-start development and adapt the long-isolated economy to the global market.
Some governments want to use the private sector to help kick-start development; but others are concerned about whether such projects will have enough of a focus on improving the lives of the poorest.
Oil executives had considered the effort such a gamble that they had almost ceased to invest in it by 1995, so Mr. Klein's government came up with a plan to kick-start development: It charged companies only 1 percent on their revenue until all construction costs were paid.
It all began a couple of years ago when Oleg Chirkunov, the appointed governor of the Perm region since 2005, seized on a cultural initiative as a way to kick-start development and give this unglamorous city an exciting, post-Soviet identity.
It all began a couple of years ago when Oleg Chirkunov, the appointed governor of the Perm region since 2005, seized on cultural initiative as a way to kick-start development and give this unglamorous city a new and exciting post-Soviet identity.
