This is going on in Denmark to spur demand for electric vehicles, for instance.
The study supports literature that outlines a need for coordinated advocacy movements for mental health (45) to spur demand for change in the context of low political will of public policymakers (22, 46).
Spotify simply doesn't sell enough premium subscriptions (required for mobile use) to "spur growth" for INQ by itself and to those that it does up-sell to, well they're more your iPhone demographic.
Other innovations, such as a credit for hiring household help, are designed to spur demand for low-wage workers.
Meanwhile, lawmakers have ditched proposals for a carbon tax, which had promised to spur demand for cleaner-burning gas.
The bill also promotes "large scale" programs to spur demand for electric vehicles, offers rebates to spur demand for energy efficient appliances, and amends building code to ensure new buildings are 50% more efficient by 2016.
That helped to spur demand for imports.
Mr. Bush also wants to deregulate utilities to spur demand for natural gas.
Although Mr. Swire said he hoped to spur progress, for the moment Do Not Track browser settings have no more significance than emoticons.
The central government will then name the best- and worst-performing states to spur competition for investment.Mr Kant tells some good stories.
