With the end of the Cold War, the push for human rights action took on new impetus.
Despite these successes, international efforts to reduce the incidence of bacterial meningitis have taken on added impetus since recent epidemiological data revealed that meningococcus, Hib and pneumococcus are directly responsible for as many child deaths as HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis together.
With innovation in the drone sector reaching lightning speeds, Amazon said it was not prepared to curtail its ambitions because of what Misener said was a lack of "impetus" on the US side of the border.
None of these schemes came to fruition due to a lack of impetus on the part of the SER and the merger of operations of the SER with the rival London, Chatham and Dover Railway.
This is justified by astrophysical arguments based essentially on the expansion of the universe, on the unpredictability of eventual extraterrestrial artificial transmissions, on the impetus of radioastronomal science and technology and on our disastrous earthly experience with sidelobes and harmonics.
You can read more about the project on the DARPA website where they go in depth on the impetus behind the project.
The great importance of that fundamental work rests on the impetus it gave to the study of extinct life itself.
Now the debate has taken on newfound impetus in light of AOL's proposed merger with Time Warner.
Another change: many bonuses — particularly those of the highest echelon of earners — will be paid in stock this year, not cash, a curb on any impetus toward reckless spending.
Britain, the former colonial power, and the United States had thrown their weight behind Mr. Annan's efforts, building on the impetus of Cyprus's impending accession to the European Union.
