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[C2.] Disclosures that Royal Ahold had overstated its earnings may spur efforts to overhaul financial oversight in Europe.

Dr. Weiler said the findings would spur efforts to expand Mars exploration and look for evidence of past or current life.

But legal experts said the court's decision was likely to invalidate similar laws around the country and would spur efforts to pass new bans.

Ramirez's win is also likely to spur efforts in Maryland and elsewhere to expand Latino voter registration and to push more Latino candidiates for state office.

This should spur efforts to replace the failed Doha trade talks with a new effort to do a multilateral deal.The aims of the Doha round, launched by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 2001, were laudable.

Earlier this year, for example, researchers affiliated with the progeria foundation announced that they had identified the gene that causes the syndrome, a discovery that should spur efforts to find treatments and possibly a cure.

The junk is spurring efforts to clean up shipboard life.

The book spurred efforts to make reforms in water policy, and it is still highly regarded.

Hawking's work greatly spurred efforts to theoretically delineate the properties of black holes, objects about which it was previously thought that nothing could be known.

Private physicians have been taking on a greater role in immunization since a 1989 measles outbreak spurred efforts to increase vaccination rates.

This has spurred efforts to seek alternative forms of treatment.