Sentence examples for stimulating the creation of from inspiring English sources
(5) Stimulating the creation of new management entities, and strengthening the effectiveness of existing management entities.
It provides the infrastructure to accelerate emerging IoT innovations for smart city and smart citizen solutions thus stimulating the creation of new startups and next generation IoT applications making a rapid impact on the local economy.
SEED, which seeks to alleviate poverty by stimulating the creation of economic opportunities through innovation, entrepreneurship and the growth of businesses, was established in 2011 through a generous gift from Robert King, MBA '60, and his wife, Dorothy.
To be helpful for creative design, the information must be presented in a format that allows browsing, retrieval, and combination of "bits" of information about materials, processes, and the products they create, stimulating the creation of new concepts.
Research findings point to the crucial role of CMDC in stimulating the creation of significant new public spaces akin to differential space, which remain of great importance for Manchester.
As for the dissent's objection that extending a subsisting copyright does nothing to "promote Progress," we think that implies a rather crabbed view of progress: Preserving access to works that would otherwise disappear -- not enter the public domain but disappear -- "promotes Progress" as surely as does stimulating the creation of new works.
Has this stimulated the creation of new jobs?
By understanding and tapping the power of employee networks, executives can stimulate the creation of these kinds of collaborative environments.
It was hoped that the development of the country's oil fields would stimulate the creation of more jobs.
Ten years ago scientists at the Salk Institute in California published the groundbreaking finding that exercise stimulates the creation of new brain cells.
Other recession-struck governments around the world had to struggle to find and fund enough so-called "shovel-ready" projects to stimulate the creation of construction jobs.
