Sentence examples for spark a process from inspiring English sources
"To make the United Nations fit for the future, the summit must spark a process of renewal in the way the organisation works across mandates and responsibilities," Ban says.
The secretary-general's report, meanwhile, calls on UN agencies and other organisations to "move beyond artificial labels and divides" and says the summit "must spark a process of renewal in the way the [UN] works across mandates and responsibilities", but it offers no substance, timeframes or alternative models.
And, it's not impossible that the Singapore summit will spark a process that succeeds, over the long term, in curbing the threat from North Korea.
"Failing to reach trade agreements... will inevitably create an impression that Brexit has sparked a process of eliminating us from the global game," he said.
The USA Freedom Act, if it does become law, could spark a reform process that might lessen those fears.
Bukh said any conviction at a trial that allows the confession to be introduced will spark a long appeals process.
All I knew was that something in the dysfunction of the Knicks had reawakened part of me dormant since childhood, and it sparked a strange process of assimilation with New York, which had forever felt like a nemesis.
The completion of each project sparks a new process that feels incomplete to us, and needs to be fulfilled," they explain.
The successful development of the process then motivated the middle class sector to participate, thus sparking an interesting process in which the middle class' desire for parks and sports venues had to be balanced against the needs of the poorest.
When id Software's John Carmack released Doom in 1993, he had no inkling that his gory first-person shooter — one of the first to feature a 3D environment, and easily the most popular at that time — would help spark a revolution in how machines process information.
We thought, what a wonderful way to spark a conversation about the political process and honesty.
