Sentence examples for practical impetus from inspiring English sources

Until 10 10 came into existence, there was only hand-wringing about carbon emissions and no real practical impetus to cut them.

But the new policy probably has a more practical impetus: the coalition needs trained Iraqis to shoulder more of the security burden.The Americans are hoping for more foreign troops in addition to more trained Iraqis.

The main practical impetus behind such approaches is to be able to exploit existing FOL inference techniques and technology.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 — A day after Israeli and Palestinian leaders committed themselves to negotiating a peace treaty, the Bush administration sought Wednesday to give practical and symbolic impetus to their reinvigorated peace process.

Various practical concerns provided further impetus for addressing these issues.

"I assume there might be more impetus, as a practical matter, to keep people on the reservation if they are harder to replace," said Don Collins, a New York University Law School professor.

Whether it is of any practical use remains an open question.The impetus for all this was the deep anger the IMF generated with its handling of the 1997-98 bail-outs.

To facilitate the practical implementation application process and increase the impetus for investment, related climate regulations and market designs must be completed.