Sentence examples for spur open from inspiring English sources

Still, a smart, principled government should have the guts to use unilateral market-openings to spur open global commerce along; getting more prosperous along the way and challenging geopolitical competitors to do the same.

Google's Code Search tool "gives a friendly face to code snippets," he says, adding that it will likely spur open-source development further by allowing more code to be found more easily.

The current impetus spurring open access publishing comes from the funding agencies themselves, as increasingly both governments and private institutions have mandated open access requirements for funded research.

Clinton's Emailgate scandal hasn't spurred open government reforms because such reforms aren't in either political party's interest.

Defending champion Mo Martin had a 70, and Michelle Wie, wearing a brace on her left ankle because of a bone spur, opened with a 76.

When the initial 1.2-mile spur opened in 2009, the press hailed it for its improvement of an extensively blighted corridor populated by lurkers, transforming it from a dumpsite to a linear park.

Tim Duncan and Stephen Jackson were placed on the injured list Wednesday, but both will be in uniform when the Spurs open their first-round series against Phoenix this weekend.

A fourth ring, for the 2007 title, will slide over Duncan's finger tonight, before the Spurs open their title defense.

Substitute Frank Acheampong slices Spurs open again and wins a corner.

The team planned to build 30 bamboo bikes and begin involving local materials, craftspeople, and tools to see if this could turn into a community spark that would spur more opening up about the village's abundant resource and depth knowledge.

'We hope that this incident will further spur the open-science and data transparency movements.' To others, though, the episode was far more troubling.