Sentence examples for spurring the creation of from inspiring English sources

Recently, the mayor of Rockford, Illinois, approached Mr Dickerson for help in spurring the creation of small craft businesses.

The growing importance of digital media is fracturing the monolithic world long dominated by Microsoft's software and spurring the creation of an array of alternatives.

Southern friendliness makes it easy to forget that cultures have also clashed (remember the Alamo), in recent history spurring the creation of Latino civil rights groups.

In most of the world the green movement's victories came from applying pressure to established parties, and spurring the creation of new institutions ministries of the environment, environmental protection agencies, international treaty organisations and the like.

The case was a significant moment in the early civil rights movement, spurring the creation of the N.A.A.C.P.'s Legal Defense Fund and spearheading a nationwide assault on residential segregation.

The Chinese and American economies have never been more interdependent: in the past six years, rich Chinese companies and plutocrats have increased direct investment in the U.S. fivefold, spurring the creation of new jobs and surpassing, for the first time, the amount that Americans invest in China.

His efforts spurred the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO).

Those concerns spurred the creation of the Office of Strategic Influence.

The Grameen approach has spurred the creation of similar banks in numerous developing countries.

Periods of cultural rupture or coalescence have also spurred the creation of multiple names.

Starting in the mid-1990's, the Web has spurred the creation of hundreds of new "nations".