Sentences with phrase «major impetus»

The Wall Street Journal article should provide major impetus for change.

Thus, the analysis of the Planck data gives major impetus for research during future space missions.

In January 2002, accountability gained major impetus as a nationwide reform with the advent of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), revised in 2016 as the Every Student Succeeds Act.

Ex-jockey Con Errico's conviction in a federal trial gives major impetus to the sport's wide - spreading scandal

Wage and living condition disparity between sending countries and the United States provided the major impetus for emigration.

A major impetus to my conversion to Catholicism was a hunger for a rigorous intellectual conversation with the faith.

The ecumenical movement has been, of course, a major impetus.

There is no question that the major impetus of Whitehead's ideas on morality are future - oriented.

Indeed a major impetus behind the formation of ECT was concern that the relationship between Catholics and Evangelicals in South America had turned rancorous and adversarial.

Jean Simon, president, Primary Metal, Rio Tinto Alcan, said «For nearly 60 years, the smelter has been a major impetus for the economic development of northwest British Columbia.

This gap and the challenges it poses for American consumers, policymakers, and business leaders was a major impetus for healthcare reform in the U.S., including delivery reforms implemented as part of the Affordable Care Act,» said senior author Ashish Jha, K.T. Li Professor of Global Health at Harvard Chan School and Director of the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI).

A major impetus to the field was the report of a successful cure strategy through the transplantation of naturally HIV - resistant HSPCs - the so called «Berlin Patient» [3, 4]- highlighting the therapeutic potential of stem cell treatments.

, Stiller credits the Valentino documentary The Last Emperor as a major impetus for shooting in Rome.

It can not be mentioned too often that the major impetus behind the «privatization» initiatives has nothing at all to do with improving educational quality.

A major impetus of the Fair Contract Initiative, as we've mentioned before, is to challenge publishers and authors alike to be more creative in solving the challenges of the twenty - first century publishing industry.

With the publication of Silent Spring — first in the New Yorker and a few months later in book form — Rachel Carson exposed the dangers of DDT to the general public, hastening a great curtailment in the use of the «miracle» pesticide, and proving a major impetus for what came to be called the environmental...

Consumer confidence is a major impetus to making a sizable investment such as a home, Molony said.

There is no doubt that historically low mortgage interest rates were a major impetus to housing recovery over the last several years.

The housing crisis provided a major impetus for the recession of 2007 - 09 by hurting the overall economy in four major ways.

Many consider the publicity surrounding the Santa Barbara oil spill and the fate of the California brown pelican a major impetus to the environmental movement.

Such an idea of painting — emphasizing its physical process — would be highly influential on later artists; Pollock, for example, was a major impetus behind the appearance of Happenings in the United States in the 1960s.

One of the major impetuses of my decision to switch practices and move to a new law firm was to shift my practice from providing advice mostly to employers to being able to provide advice to primarily employees and educational institutions that will grow future graduates.

Perhaps ironically, it was the threat of an American invasion of Canada that was one of the major impetus for independence, just years after the Emancipation Proclamation in the U.S. Canadians have always been rather wary of being «freed» by their neighbours.

Gaining the resources to train new sales associates was the major impetus behind Shield's move to affiliate, according to Hurt.