They will be spurred on

They will be spurred on

Keep that old typewriter of mine booted and spurred.

This is a highly valued horticulture industry that is spurred by simple and efficient biotechnology.

Progress in development had often lessened migrant outflows, while lack of development had spurred them.

9. Globalization has spurred the perception that differences in industrial policies can create distortions to trade and therefore should be brought under multilateral (or regional) disciplines.

It spurred NATO allies to engage themselves more resolutely in the search for a solution to the Bosnian conflict.

Factors promoting trade liberalization The globalization of retailing has been spurred by both push and pull factors (see table 5).

Finally, this year, a number of reports, including one by the Secretary General himself, seem to have spurred all of us to action.

Bangladesh was singled out as a country where, despite poverty, enormous commitment had spurred progress towards getting all boys and girls into school.

Further, cCustoms training hads spurred more routine communication between national stakeholders, thereby creating a platform for networking, and twinning, and for awareness raising.

a Negative ratings were reported by offices together with comments that this client feedback spurred them to intensify their efforts to improve service processes.

In what can only be the dark side of globalization, the very same technology and advances that have spurred the virtual seamlessness and globalization of the world have, tragically, also fostered the illicit trade in small arms.

Spurred on by the Peace Implementation Council, Prime Minister Terzić and the High Representative established a high level monitoring group for the Tribunal in February.

The arts reformation, like the religious Reformation, is spurred in part by technology, with indeed, the printing press really leading the charge on the religious Reformation.

It has been argued that, in many of the advanced economies, development was spurred by an organizational learning process within companies that stimulated innovation and competitiveness.

This continued economic growth was spurred by donor funded imports, nationwide reconstruction and rehabilitation projects, broad recovery in the agricultural sector, and increased investment in the country.

There, competition in electricity generation has spurred shifts from coal and oil to natural gas, which is burned in high efficiency units, and increased productivity in nuclear plants.

This year we succeeded in making further strides, spurred along by a number of Presidents, including those from the Netherlands and Norway, as well as from New Zealand and elsewhere.

For example, China s productivity enhancing agricultural reforms in the 1980s were spurred partly by growth in the non agricultural sector, a result of policies aimed at stimulating township and village enterprises.

In the host economy, where Mode 4 trade is spurred inter alia by a lack of nationals interested in filling certain jobs or qualified to do so, wages are not likely to decline, as foreign service providers will probably not be perfect substitutes for national ones.

To the extent that the present climate of mistrust spurred by the outrageous recriminations of the Government of Zimbabwe can be replaced by a respectful dialogue, we would like to suggest the consideration of a visit to Zimbabwe by the Secretary General as soon as possible.

250. The fiftieth anniversary of the offshore hydrocarbon industry is not only a vantage point for looking back among the business and research communities and others, but also for looking ahead. The advances in marine science and technology which spurred and were spurred by the offshore oil and gas industry during the past 50 years are also pointing to the oceans as a source of varied non living resources. 251. Gas to liquid.

Now a matter of social concern, discrimination has spurred a plethora of more or less like minded African civil society organizations to wide ranging action to identify and engage with anti discrimination doctrines.

19. The Government plans to provide each demobilized soldier with a financial allowance, which would facilitate the demobilization process. That would require a substantial amount of funding, which may not be available in view of the budget deficit spurred by the war effort and the decline in government revenues.

On every continent, its implementation had spurred debates on the problems of indigenous children and young people, the education of girls, the media, the progress made and the procedures for preparing State party reports.

Economic reforms introduced during the 1990s in the MERCOSUR countries had led to greater macroeconomic stability, had spurred renewed growth and regional integration and had promoted their integration into the global economy as well.

Whatever God has bestowed upon His Messenger from them you spurred neither horse nor camel for them, but God gives authority to His messengers over whomever He will. God is Able to do all things.

Whatever God has bestowed upon His Messenger from them you spurred neither horse nor camel for them, but God gives authority to His messengers over whomever He will. God is Able to do all things.

The potential availability of cheap launchers has spurred much of the recent surge of interest in small satellites, which was initially driven largely by defence and global civil communication programmes of the United States of America.

The Assad regime s use of excessive force, especially the deliberate killing of thousands of mainly Sunni civilians, has nonetheless recently spurred a tougher stance. King Abdullah has called the killings unacceptable, and has withdrawn his ambassador from Damascus.

Whatever Allah has taken away from them and bestowed (as spoils) on His Messenger for which you spurred neither horses nor camels but Allah grants authority to His Messengers over whomsoever He pleases. Allah has power over everything.

Whatever Allah has taken away from them and bestowed (as spoils) on His Messenger for which you spurred neither horses nor camels but Allah grants authority to His Messengers over whomsoever He pleases. Allah has power over everything.

42. The use of radar satellite data in the Philippines was spurred by the need to implement a programme for rehabilitation of areas in northern and central Luzon that had been severely damaged by the July 1990 earthquake.

445. Recent improvements in underwater positioning have been spurred by the precision oriented needs of underwater archaeology, especially the ongoing French study of the remains of a lighthouse near the island of Pharos in the Mediterranean, believed to be the remains of the lighthouse of Alexandria, the so called seventh wonder of the world .

Related food procurement policies have spurred the emergence of cooperatives of small family farmers practicing sustainable agriculture. Such measures together with initiatives to enhance poor people's incomes also help to spur rural development, stimulate markets, and promote job creation.

In 2013, spurred by Huajian's success, the Ethiopian government created a new industrial park, with space for 22 factory units. Within three months, all of them had been leased by export oriented companies from Turkey, Korea, Taiwan, China, and elsewhere.

Automation, for example, seems to have spurred an unexpectedly rapid decline in routine white and blue collar jobs. This has resulted in stagnating median incomes and rising income inequality, both of which constrain the private consumption component of aggregate demand.

Recently, a desire for greater political respect has spurred Islamic nations to invest in technology, which is most visible in Pakistani and Iranian nuclear ambitions. But while such weapons carry political weight, the science behind them is mundane and old.

Whatever God has given to His Messenger as spoils from them is by His grace you spurred neither horse nor camel for them, but God gives power to His messengers over anyone He wills. God has power over all things

Whatever God has given to His Messenger as spoils from them is by His grace you spurred neither horse nor camel for them, but God gives power to His messengers over anyone He wills. God has power over all things

The 10 kilometre security zone established on the Kirumba Mighobwe axis by MONUC in December to protect civilians and ensure humanitarian access has permitted limited aid operations and spurred the gradual return of most of the 150,000 internally displaced persons.

The establishment of large supermarket chains has even spurred the development of numerous SMEs and micro retail establishments, which were locating in close proximity to these large stores and were benefiting from the more predictable and significant flow of consumers.

True, market forces have spurred innovation, which has continually driven down the price of processed food, even as the price of plain old fruits and vegetables has gone up. That is a fair point, but it overlooks the huge market failure here.

The case went to the local court, where the judge ruled it an accidental traffic disturbance and gave the driver a two year suspended sentence. The judge's ruling spurred rumors that he went easy on her because her husband was related to senior provincial officials.