Sentence examples for kick-started growth from inspiring English sources

And as finance minister in the 1990s, he oversaw reforms that kick-started growth and changed global perceptions about India's potential.

The Games are plagued by inept economic impact studies enabling fiscal fantasies of kick-started investment and growth that never materialize.

The groundwork was laid by Mr. Bush, who in 1999 signed a bill that — besides deregulating the electric sector — established a renewable-energy requirement that kick-started wind development.

New regulations may kick-start growth in mortgages for homeowners.

Japan should kick-start growth and overhaul the tax code.

It is designed to kick-start growth in the western part of China's economic capital, just as Pudong did in the east.

A surprising finding from our analysis was that the surgery to remove the primary tumor apparently often kick-starts growth of the dormant cells and avascular micrometastases.

"When does [MTC]'s growth get kick-started?" he asks.

That money has helped pay the salaries of some Karzais who are government employees, kick-started real estate development and construction projects involving family members and created demand for businesses tied to the Karzais.

"An acquisition to get kick-started might be the way to start," he said.

Cardiff's owners have already personally kick-started grassroots football structure in their homeland using the Cardiff City brand and started a Malaysian youth league in Cardiff's name.