Examples of using Spurred in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many critics argue that this order specifically spurred the development of an armed insurgency.
I don't know what spurred me to go talk to them like that.
Every time you have exhibited your power, it's been spurred by your instincts.
And these… Once familiar surroundings have spurred memories Of those who have long passed.
It was this last interest that spurred me to some of my most satisfying work.
Shortages due to geopolitical changes in South America and Asia spurred the need for synthetic rubber.
In the Philippines, popular protests spurred by allegations of corruption toppled the President.
Both external and internal factors spurred rising prices in the ESCWA region.
What spurred such horror?
Barca's eyes filled with tears, though spurred by regret or impending freedom, I know not.
Criticisms by such organizations spurred the Government to step up its efforts.
This was followed by targeted liberalization, which spurred development.
If anything, it's spurred me on to learn more about the man and his life and read Voyage of the Beagle.
The Chernobyl accident spurred large-scale cooperation to support Ukraine in building a new shelter around the damaged reactor.
The Guidelines had spurred legislative reform initiatives in several countries in transition, and had also had traction in more established democracies.
Now, film was a gift given to me, sort of spurred on by my parents and supported by my community.
On one side, this pressure spurred the creation of islands of traceability in Rwanda and northern Katanga.
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.
Spurred on by the loss of peacekeepers who had died in tragic incidents,
Spurred, by your victory.