Sentences with phrase «to spur innovation»

Sharing that digital wealth with the public will help spur the innovation economy, improve public services, and reduce the cost of government by increasing efficiency and reducing corruption.

This flow of data will increase transparency, spur the innovation economy, improve public services and reduce the cost of government.

Protecting these policies, which help attract investment and spur innovation while providing jobs and long - term economic opportunities in our state, is of utmost importance.

Such efforts should also spur innovation and investment in clean bus technologies which will consequently get adopted in other cities and towns too.

Regulation can actually spur innovation as companies get creative about ways to do business while remaining in compliance when the regulatory environment changes.

The goal is to spur innovation in player safety and performance while awarding the companies making strides in those fields.

The tax will spur innovation as entrepreneurs compete to develop and market low - carbon and no - carbon energies and products.

According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, «the incremental nature of innovation in 3D printing makes it particularly unsuitable for patenting» and «openness often outperforms the patent system at spurring innovation».

The feed is available for use by anyone with the goal of spurring innovation in case law research.

Instead of spurring innovation by encouraging folks to invent new and better ways to do things, the system is often used to impede the development and use of interesting and valuable new tools and services.

Former school principal, teacher, bilingual administrator, Dr. Joe Mazza spurs innovation across faculty, students, and alumni of the UPenn Mid-Career Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership.

Healthy competition spurs innovation in both technology as well as business and often increases benefits to its suppliers in an effort to keep them happy, productive... and on their side.

I applaud the growing and necessary focus on spurring innovation worldwide, and as a lifelong STEM student myself, I've seen firsthand the innovation that STEM education can produce.

If nothing else, I hope their efforts spur innovation from other flight search platforms.

For a more upbeat view of the value of patents in spurring innovation since colonial days, Gary Odom at Patent Hawk offers a short history of patents in America.

Most of the reductions came from plants just switching to a low sulphur coal (so they didn't burn less coal, just one that emitted less of the pollutant), and for preexisting and inexpensive scrubbing technologies — it didn't spur the innovation expected — most of the reductions were «low hanging fruit.»

The National Science Foundation and U.S. federal agencies could spur innovation with investments in transparent research programs on carbon dioxide removal and reliable sequestration.

Research recently published in the European Economic Review shows that improved electrical storage technology spurs innovation in both renewables and fossil fuels electricity production.

And they must be both free to profit from their successes and compelled to suffer losses for their failures, because the profit - and - loss system spurs innovation, efficiency, and the dissemination of best practices.

The regulators, however, struck several positive notes during the session, praising Bitcoin for spurring innovations in digital ledger technology.

By sharing their knowledge and skills, foodservice educators spur innovation and interest on featured menus in every industry segment — from catering, healthcare and higher education to fast casual, casual upscale and fine dining, as well as in the realms of nutrition and research and development.»

Cities mostly grow because innovative companies are successful and attract employees from all over the world, not because an urban environment spurs innovation.

Duncan has broad control over the Race to the Top fund and the $ 650 million to spur innovation through local school systems and nonprofit groups.

«The SBIR program spurs innovation at the most basic and most important level — in the heart of our communities where innovative solutions are needed most,» said Anne Aylward, Director, Volpe National Transportation Systems Center.

Through its incentive effects, carbon pricing will also help mobilize private finance for mitigation activities and spur the innovation needed to address climate challenges.

Anticipating charges that the new rules would kill jobs and hurt the economy, Obama said past U.S. environmental actions — on chemicals, on fuel economy, on ozone depletion — always spurred innovation that proved doomsayers wrong.

If the new rules spur innovation, then China and other emerging economies with increasingly high greenhouse - gas emissions could adopt the new technology and cut their emissions.

Increasing the price of carbon - based fuels will further spur innovation, however, and create additional opportunities for energy entrepreneurs to offer their wares.

What we know from other jurisdictions is that putting a price on pollution spurs innovation, creates certainty and can provide billions of dollars for the development of needed alternatives — renewable energy, efficiency programs, electric - vehicle infrastructure and public transit.

How to spur innovation now?

Different Backgrounds, Same Mission Diverse perspectives and a culture of inclusion help spur innovation and achieve better outcomes for our customers.

In a prescient speech at the National Press Club in March 1988, he outlined his vision of a new kind of public school, one that would spur innovation by letting groups of teachers form autonomous units within other public schools.

FP7 is part of a suite of initiatives intended to spur innovation across Europe.

Competition spurs innovation, and yet even with the recent influx of entries into the farming GO →

The academy's plan is «aimed at spurring innovation and eliminating redundant research programs,» Larson wrote.

Charter schools were designed, as former Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Willett wrote in the construction company opinion, to «operate with greater flexibility than traditional public schools, in hopes of spurring innovation and improving student achievement.»

This award is designed to recognise the company that made the biggest improvements this year, which has built devices that have spurred innovation from others, and which OEM has generally had the most impressive year in our opinion.

Other contemporary European artists consider language, formal definitions of media, art processes, and other debates that have spurred innovation since the beginning of the twentieth century.

3) The third point, about emissions taxes or caps imposing heavy costs for no climate benefit, presumes that such limits won't spur innovation, efficiency and a shift to lower - emitting energy sources.

The most direct and effective policy for transitioning to low - carbon alternative transportation fuels is to spur innovation with a comprehensive performance standard for upstream fuel producers.

A gradually increasing carbon tax or cap - and - trade system (already in place in some nations) would spur innovation while reducing fossil fuel consumption and promoting the use of renewables.

Government policy can play an important role in spurring innovation economies by clearing regulatory hurdles, providing crucial resources or investments, and enacting entrepreneur - friendly tax incentives.

And so does setting ambitious goals: Early on, I doubted industry could meet some of the aggressive targets that EPA set for reducing air pollution, but I ultimately saw these goals spur innovation and creative solutions that led to setting even higher standards.

But the real world hasn't proved very rational in this arena, leading other analysts in this arena to focus as much on spurring innovation to make clean energy cheap as they do on finding ways to regulate or tax polluters.