Sentence examples for outside impetus from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sedgwick said the replacement for Mr. Salisbury was likely to be an outsider who could bring "outside impetus" to the company.

During the 1930s an outside impetus to develop their traditional legendary imagery in Western formats came from a German painter, Walter Spies, who lived on Bali.

It indicates a capacity for improvement within a government health system when an outside impetus is applied.

"I'm suggesting a fresh impetus from someone outside the E.U.," perhaps under the auspices of the United Nations, he said.

You've mentioned before the need to talk to the world outside as a sort of impetus that drives your work.

It follows concerns that the rules as they stand are likely to lock in the dominance of those sides with the biggest commercial, matchday and broadcasting revenues and remove the impetus for new owners outside that to buy into clubs.

Let voices outside of Iran be the final impetus this movement needs.

While Mr. Bush's principal concern will be his talks with Mr. Blair about the war in Iraq, his presence at Hillsborough Castle outside Belfast is expected to give added impetus to the new push for a resolution in Northern Ireland.

Restrictions for Swedish resident duty hours may appear quite restrictive from outside Swedish borders, but restrictions and the impetus behind them have different origins in different parts of the world [ 3].

She suggested that the impetus would have to come from outside the country.

In many schools, the impetus for computer use comes from outside, from what the students and families are learning at home.