Yes, Japan will rebuild, which will undoubtedly spur some type of recovery in its disaster battered economy.

So, while bringing down short term T bill rates to near zero has failed, the hope is that bringing down longer term interest rates will spur the economy.

In turn, remittances can spur this development.

My shame as a spur, I fled the abyss.

Fixing the housing market could also help spur consumption .

Any new leader must spur the economy, enforce the rule of law, fight corruption, unify the PA s security agencies, and preserve public safety and he must do so quickly or lose authority.

Higher investment and social spending in poor countries will stimulate the entire world economy, spur economic development, and promote environmental sustainability through investments in renewable energy, efficient water use, and sustainable agriculture.

And the recently conducted feasibility study might spur long awaited progress.

Estimates indicate that the lifting of the restrictions on travel to Cuba would in and of itself spur an annual growth increase in income for the United States economy of between 1,180 million and 1,610 million.

Yes, Japan will rebuild, which will undoubtedly spur some type of recovery in its disaster battered economy. That happened in the aftermath of the Hanshin (Kobe) earthquake in 1995, and it will happen this time as well.

The Westgate attack should spur Kenya s leaders to re think their approach toward Somalia.

Our own generation urgently needs to spur another era of great social change.

Historically, failure to protect against inflation or deflation has helped spur calamitous outcomes.

This would spur trade wars as countries tried to find more demand abroad.

In countries like Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines, environmental protest has helped spur political reform.

Several regional integration initiatives include efforts to spur the creation of regional banks and settlement schemes.

This is where delusion arises. Not only have wealth and currency effects failed to spur meaningful recovery in post crisis economies they have also spawned new destabilizing imbalances that threaten to keep the global economy trapped in a continuous series of crises.

They might also spur developing countries to do what it takes to join that market.

Much theoretical and empirical research demonstrates that opening trade can spur a country s GDP growth.

As these retail products start to take shape, they will spur increased activity in the derivative markets.

Higher interest rates can spur consumption if their impact on income outweighs the increased incentive to save.

Stronger financial markets can move savings to where they can do the most to spur economic growth.

Curiously, this finding did not spur much interest, and no similar studies were reported until 2002.

To spur investment, new measures have been undertaken to allow foreign banks to enter the Iranian financial system.

This current session and the forthcoming summit in September are events that should spur on the process of development.

All of this will invariably spur development and integration of national financial systems and intra regional trade.

India is concerned that these protests could spur violence which could spill over into its own territory.

Clinton has created a raft of new positions at the State Department to spur outreach to different social segments.

However, a revolution the way I view it is not a spur of the moment phenomenon that ends shortly thereafter.

In turn, this can spur sustainable non farm employment growth in services, agro processing, and small scale manufacturing.

By contrast, a genuinely repressive iron hand would be far likelier to spur a more potent democratic resistance.

One would have thought that torture was the result of blunders or unintentional excesses committed on the spur of the moment.

Today s economic silver bullet is an innovation city in Skolkovo, which the government hopes will spur inflows of modern technology.

Policymakers espousing debt write downs to spur growth should ask whether they have the political support to recapitalize banks if needed.

Merkel and Hollande will discuss the main question how to spur economic growth without increasing public debt on May 15 in Berlin.

Beyond China, the other BRICs Brazil, Russia, and India all face challenges that their policymakers need to meet to spur stronger growth.

So pervasive is the sexual violence aimed at American women soldiers that a group of veterans sued the Pentagon, hoping to spur change.

Three days later he advanced on the Via Nomentana, in order to spur the rebels to action, but returned to Monterotondo the following day.

Low cost domestic energy could help to lower the trade deficit, spur investment, and decrease America s economic exposure to volatile oil exporting countries.

Greece, Spain, and the others were told all along that these reforms were needed to spur productivity and competitiveness and help revive growth.

Nigeria hosted two landmark summits, on malaria in 2000 and on AIDS in 2001, which were a crucial spur to action.

Mercantilists, however, view trade as a means of supporting domestic production and employment, and prefer to spur exports rather than imports.

In most European countries, action to spur private investment in local services and transport both large sectors should also be considered.

For the rising generation of French political leaders, the essential task is to spur France to lead a reunited Europe by working within it.

In the late nineteenth century, Jarash was described as a village built on the spur of a hill with olive trees growing below it.