Examples of using Spurring in English and their translations into Greek
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Com presented the inventive design products signed by industrial designer Sotiris Lazos spurring the interest of even the most demanding professionals.
The EU adopts the‘Europe 2020'strategy,the new 10-year plan for spurring growth and creating jobs in the EU.
The market for green products has grown, spurring companies to tout green practices and products.
Still the revolution has opened up new spaces for political action, spurring public debate on issues that have gone unacknowledged
thereby spurring growth and inspiring weight loss.
This freedom allows fiscal policy to be guided only by an imperative to maintain full employment- without, of course, spurring excessive inflation.
should make it easier for banks to issue affordable loans to household and business customers, spurring much-needed economic growth.
driving down interest rates and spurring credit growth.
dig into the tech and people spurring this change.
but also spurring a broader array of personalized travel
but also spurring a broader array of personalised travel
Hedge fund managers have gambled everything on a goldilocks scenario in which oil prices rise without damaging demand or spurring too much shale drilling.
It is indeed our understanding that by spurring this debate, the Development Agenda can generally help WIPO to adapt to future challenges.
appeared unusually gaunt at keynote speeches to Apple developers, spurring concerns about his health
Spurring on gas investment are Norwegian belief in
The lira fell 28 percent against the dollar last year, spurring inflation to more than 20 percent,
appeared unusually gaunt at keynote speeches to Apple developers, spurring concerns about his health
The abolition of the disease will be a headline-grabber, spurring countries on to greater efforts.
The incidence of HIV nearly doubled from 2010 to 2012, spurring reinstatement of syringe distribution programs.
heaping sanctions on Iran in the hope of pushing it back to the negotiating table-or spurring another revolution.