Sentence examples for on the impetus of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

With President Obama elected, mainly, on the impetus of peace in the Middle East.

Due to the unexpectedly strong success of the Victory Tests, the government of Australia, acting on the impetus of Foreign Minister H.V. Docc" Evatt, ordered the Australian Services to delay their demobilisation.

On the one hand, as Meana constructs things, there is the drive of sheer lust, and on the other the impetus of value.

The law does not specifically mention the LGBT community, but given its timing just before the US supreme court hears aural arguments in its review of gay marriage on 28 April, the impetus of the act is widely assumed to be in that direction.

"The only way out of it is to really exaggerate – you either push on or slam the brakes on" – by which she means pushing against the impetus of the fixed wheel on the track bike – "so you can slip behind him.

It's the impetus of Paul.

"It's the impetus of my life," he said.

And that's the impetus of Emotiv.

But most of that does not bear on the central impetus of Head's account, which has its own virtues and internal tensions.