This all happened without the impetus of a wide political movement.

They can provide impetus for Governments to move forward and avoid unnecessary delay.

Morozov described the impetus for his return to form in a May 12 post.

But there is no impetus for such a reform from existing interest groups or the news media.

Long the most powerful driver of Chinese growth, there is now considerable downside to an export led impetus.

Enlargement should also give fresh impetus to policies to tackle deep seated structural impediments and reverse sagging income prospects.

Institutionalizing the G 8 and providing it with executive functions could best provide the external impetus that is needed.

That initiative requires greater political impetus on the part of exporting and importing countries alike to move it forward.

But apart from a few sporadic edits every so often, there was little impetus to take the project forward.

The main impetus for the boom came from the entire machinery of private label securitization, which was just that private.

With Germany s reunification, the main impetus behind the integration process was removed, the financial crisis unleashed a process of disintegration.

It is difficult to point to any growth impetus of similar magnitude whether innovation or public policy in today s economy.

From this narrative, fear of homegrown terrorism resonates the most, as does the impetus to deal with Muslims as a foreign foe.

It is only when advanced countries are threatened that there is sufficient impetus to invest in vaccines to confront diseases like Ebola.

Promoting opening up while pushing forward reforms will add new impetus and vitality, and provide new room for economic growth, Xi said.

Countries need to reformulate their energy policies including by boosting production and refining capacity, diversifying energy sources, and giving new impetus to conservation.

This would shield their populations from the West s problems and, at the global level, provide a counter impetus to the deteriorating global outlook.

This new agreement makes the world safer, and it will give impetus to cooperation with Russia in other fields, particularly NATO Russia relations.

Meanwhile, in South Asia, the world's first full scale nuclear arms race independent of the Cold War receives fresh impetus from local events.

This would create new prospects for the countries in the EU s southern neighborhood, and thus give the transformation process an economic and technological impetus.

In mid 2007, the Commission confirmed that it will revisit the EU s dialogue with Mercosur, with the aim of giving new impetus to negotiations.

The impetus behind Moscow s effort to wrest from the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) greater control over DNS operations is nebulous.

So, when the reporting of US correspondents borders on cheerleading (a relatively common occurrence), the perception that America is masterminding events is given fresh impetus.

The impetus for establishing the group was the detainment of the Russian tanker, Mekhanik Chebotarev, in Libya (in September 2015 11 people were on board Kommersant).

He stressed that, today, it is impossible to ignore the economic potential of the environmental agenda, which might offer the regions an additional impetus for reform.

The most famous of these studies, anthropologist Helen Fisher s The Anatomy of Love , explains the evolutionary impetus for human tendencies in courtship, marriage, adultery, divorce, and childrearing.

Cognizant that the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family in 2004 provided an impetus for integrating family concerns into the national development planning process,

Signs that growth impetus waned in the key industrial engine of Germany, and in Spain and the Netherlands too, is also less than reassuring, Mr Dobson said.

At the same time, we are on the threshold of a new era when the Lisbon Treaty enters into force and provides fresh impetus for our external action.

But the UN is not likely to reform itself from within. Institutionalizing the G 8 and providing it with executive functions could best provide the external impetus that is needed.

The impetus for a big subprime market came from within the private sector innovation by giant mortgage lenders like Countrywide, Ameriquest, and many others, backed by the big investment banks.

The EU peace project the original impetus for European integration may have worked too well after more than six decades of success, it had come to be considered hopelessly outdated.

And as a reaction, it stimulates public opinion and gives impetus to public debate, thereby preventing the interested parties from totally controlling the agenda, much as they would like to.

If we lack organization, the ideas, after the impetus of the first moment, lose their effectiveness, fall into the basic routines and conformity, and become simply a memory, he once said.

If Iraq's occupation gives impetus to legal challenges that free Africans from the burden of odious debts, then the war will have succeeded in dismantling at least one weapon of mass destruction.

The lesson for new member countries from the East is clear once you are in the Union, the outside pressure to reform decreases the impetus to reform must be found at home.

But it has gained a new impetus in a world where climate change is already a reality, commodity prices are rising, and basic resources such as clean air, arable land, and fresh water are increasingly scarce.

The Benelux Economic Union treaty of 1944 was an early testing ground for the Europe of the Six, and it was the joint Benelux Memorandum, fathered by the far sighted J. W. Beyen and presented in Messina in 1955, that gave the impetus to the creation of the common market.

One final thought before I get to the toilet bit, is is, I have a and I meant to scan this and I've forgotten but I have a I have a school report. I was 13 years old, and it's framed above my desk at home. It says, Ben lacks sufficient impetus to achieve anything worthwhile.

France s EU Presidency has done much to improve coordination between member states responses to the financial crisis, and the European Commission has also begun to play the more active role that Friends of Europe called for on October 10. The challenge now is for the presidency and the Commission to give fresh political impetus to the EU s stalled reform drive.

Acemoglu s assessment of recent research on lobbying is that parts of the private sector wanted financial rules to be relaxed and worked hard and spent heavily to get this outcome. The impetus for a big subprime market came from within the private sector innovation by giant mortgage lenders like Countrywide, Ameriquest, and many others, backed by the big investment banks.