Sentence examples for kick-starting the system from inspiring English sources

'These campaigns are only first steps but they are fundamental in kick-starting the system, shaping policy and energising the administrative machine.

Scientists are now exploring methods to get rid of the particular chemical changes that may be responsible for kick-starting the immune system.

Without IFA kick-starting the immune system, the immune response could be too weak.

Mr. Muti wasted no time kick-starting the Franck.

In September 2009 the Spanish government announced to spend EUR 10 million on kick-starting the use of EVs until 2011 [25].

Normally, of course, central banks reduce interest rates to boost the money supply, but with rates in the UK about to touch zero, there's little left that Britain's central bank can do to kick-start the financial system.

Injecting the protein PfRh5 into patients could kick-start the immune system into making antibodies against PfRh5 and prepare for infection by an actual pathogen.

The idea is to combine an alcohol base with natural botanical ingredients — roots, flowers, leaves, herbs, dried fruit, spices — resulting in a potent, mildly volatile tonic with which to kick-start the digestive system.

They're not just a clue to what may have kick-started the formation of our solar system.

Oxfam's GROW campaign wants to see governments kick start the transformation to a new global food system.

In a 2008 report, the UN Development Program (UNDP) estimated that about $5 billion would be required to kick-start the economy and consequently rebuild the health system.