Sentence examples for we must spur from inspiring English sources

But we must spur growth, because that will shrink the holes in our finances.

Instead, we must spur on progress through new programs and restructured educational infrastructures — or never catch up.

Thus, the solution to the "trouble with lawyers" is counter-intuitive: we may need more of them -- or, at least, we must spur more competition among them by busting the lawyer monopoly!

Dr Javad Mottaghi, ABU Secretary-General, said: "To know there are documentary makers of this quality working in our region, chronicling the lives of our most vulnerable children and celebrating the triumph of their young spirits over great adversity, must spur us all on to be the best media messengers we possibly can.

Mr Carney's announcement reflected the balancing act demanded of him: he must spur economic confidence without allowing inflation to erode wages and savings.

The contestant must spur the animal over the shoulders as it leaves the chute ("marking out"), and the contestant's free hand must not touch the animal, the rigging, or the contestant's own body.

To minimise the risk that they fall into a Japanese-style morass of high public debt and slow growth, the rich world's economies must spur productivity, encourage investment and foster competition.

A second camp, consisting of nervous Democrats and some economists, argues that the government must spur the economy with another round of spending, tax cuts or a mixture of both.

More so than even the Ferguson Grand Jury verdict, the videotaped killing of Mr. Garner must spur wholescale reform in addressing the use of police abuse and excessive force in our broken criminal justice system.

It will agree on a plan of action that must spur the international community to take the steps needed to realize the rights of every child.

As we encourage the resumption of lending to households and businesses, we must take care not to spur a return of the practices that led to the crisis.