Sentence examples for policy spurs from inspiring English sources

The SNP is offering Scotland a vision of its economic future in which oil solves most ills, and innovative policy spurs rapid growth.

But it is in fact a quote from Hu Xiaolian, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), the country's central bank.In a series of speeches last month, Ms Hu argued that a freer exchange rate liberates China's monetary policy; spurs innovation in China's export industries; and channels investment to its service sector, where many of China's new jobs will be found.

Before the policy spurred by Palmeiro's test, observation was supposed to be the collector's responsibility.

Supporters contend that Mr. Clinton realized early that reducing the federal deficit would be crucial and that his management of economic policy spurred growth and led to revenue surpluses.

An editorial in The Independent of London lamented a government policy, spurred by transnational conflict, that "ends up divesting us of cultural riches" like "the great Russian-born pianist".

In a powerful example of innovative public policy spurring innovative new services, the U.S. pioneered Wi-Fi, and we continue to lead the world in unlicensed spectrum innovation.

The broad wording of the new policy spurred speculation regarding how it would be interpreted.

The administration is still actively working on reuniting families after Donald Trump's "zero-tolerance" policy spurred the separation of thousands of children from their families.

The administration is still actively working on reuniting families after Donald Trump's "zero-tolerance" policy spurred the separation of thousands of children from their families.

This policy, spurred by September 11, acquired a second wind in the mid-aughts as Al-Qaeda targeted the kingdom itself, and has only intensified in the wake of new attacks by the Islamic State.

In the United States and Europe, deregulation policies spurred the competition that led to radical innovation.