Our new government should be spurred in this effort by the knowledge that Saddam, more than any other Arab leader, wants to promote a general Mideast war against Israel.
Hillary Clinton, the American secretary of state, is the biggest believer in the EU's new but much-criticised diplomatic service.The economic threat should be spurring America and Europeans to closer co-operation.
He and others point to the trove of historic buildings and landmarks, along with a light rail line, that should be spurring change.
We are spurred to explore.
At a time when drug development should have been spurred by huge increases in R&D expenditures – which tripled to more than $45bn between 1995 and 2007 – and by the exploitation of numerous new technologies, drug approvals have actually dropped.
Guilty as charged, say some Christian leaders, who argue that this week's rulings should be the spur to Christians to confess their sins and put their own house in order so that they can show Americans that believers actually practice what they preach.
Yet many developing countries have no wish to add new topics to the WTO, believing our priority should be to spur more trade and investment.
Legislators and advocates said the recall should be a spur to action in Congress on legislation to overhaul the food-safety system.
His critics say the prime minister's first priority now should be to spur growth, not impose austerity.
"This latest example of commercially driven damage to what are maritime military graves should be a spur to international action, led by the governments of Britain, Australia, the Netherlands and the USA, over two thousand of whose sailors lie in the Java sea".
