Sentence examples for on kick starting from inspiring English sources

In the days after the transfer window, in which the Blues missed out on targets John Stones and Paul Pogba, it is back to the usual grind for the Chelsea manager as he focuses on kick starting his team's season.

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There are other challenges, too: on human rights, disarming the country's powerful militias, and on kick-starting economic growth.

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

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At a two-day meeting to address the economic crisis, European leaders sought to overcome their internal divisions on how to kick start the economy, while firmly rejecting American pressure for greater spending.

Deborah Doane, director of WDM said: "A green investment bank is a good idea but we need far more than the £2bn on offer to kick start the transformation of our economy to a low carbon path, and to generate the numbers of green jobs that the chancellor is announcing in the budget.

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Now Rangers come to Dumfries on Saturday looking to kick start their own promotion hopes yet also worried about what the occasion might bring.

At crucial points when the action seems to be stalling, yet another member of the media, a blowsy investigative journalist, is wheeled on to kick-start it, but she's a daft ball of lard, just a keystroke away from paranoia, and that's all she convincingly demonstrates.