Sentence examples for support to stimulate from inspiring English sources

"We need legislative and financial support to stimulate this sector, and for that we need government involvement".

But the dominant policies during the post-crisis period – fiscal retrenchment and quantitative easing (QE) by major central banks – have offered little support to stimulate household consumption, investment, and growth.

Austria has used the concept of Model Regions with government support to stimulate market introduction.

The bottom line is we need the continued support from our government -- at the city, state, and federal level -- to make it possible for us to leverage support to stimulate alternative sources.

The NBHW's main task is to develop guidelines and recommendations in a credible way and, through collaborations, transparency and support, to stimulate implementation.

Morsellised bone grafts can be used in orthopaedic surgery both as autografts for biological support, to stimulate healing in fractures and non-unions, and as allografts for structural support in for example joint prosthesis revisions with osteolysis [ 1].

Our work may support efforts to stimulate sustainable economic development and to reduce poverty and inequality.

This paper highlights the imperative need for innovation and characterizes a promising support tool to stimulate this process.

Parents' support system To stimulate and educate the young children in their care, Rovers use colourful and interesting toys – including cushions with zips and buttons to develop eye-hand coordination, bottle stoppers and shells in egg boxes for classification games, balls and hoops for motor development, and picture cards for building sensory and language skills.

They were given written descriptions of several interventions – problem solving therapy, cognitive behaviour therapy, drug therapy (medicines), support groups and the use of an emergency card (for 24 hour professional support) – in order to stimulate opinions.

But if Trump is heretical enough to support public spending to stimulate growth, he's orthodox on the question of who should benefit from that growth.