Sentence examples for program was spurred from inspiring English sources

C.I.A. interrogation methods and N.S.A. surveillance came to public light only because of leaks; the debate over the drone program was spurred in part by the leak of a Justice Department white paper on the killing of Americans.

The number of schools receiving A's under New York's much-contested grading system increased significantly this year from last in what Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said was a clear sign of success and evidence that his signature accountability program was spurring improvement at schools across the city.

Will Michigan State, which has a well-developed club program, be spurred to action?

On the security side, China fears that North Korea's nuclear program is spurring Japan to join the United States in a missile defense program and is softening attitudes toward an eventual "Japanese bomb".

Innovative government policies, including the U.S. 'Feed the Future" program, are spurring change.

The installation is the fourth and final of a debut art program that was spurred by a partnership between the city and a local neighborhood group.

Kathleen E. Christensen, the program director, says it was spurred by a graying population that will be healthier and stay in the work force longer.

Mr. Moritz said his interest was spurred by alarming cuts in programs and services as San Francisco struggles financially.

Total sales only fell 0.1%, but the figure was spurred by the government's "cash for clunkers" program.

This attention was spurred by 3 factors.

The pilot programs, which were spurred by Internet2, a consortium of 221 colleges, will expand to other schools if they prove successful.