Examples of using Spurring in English and their translations into Italian
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Therefore, the cohesion of energy efficiency activity will have the effect of spurring economic activity
whether Geralt is spurring on his horse Roach through sweeping fields or just relaxing at the inn.
attractive products that is spurring the automotive sector towards co-creation.
A rising sense of national identity was also partially responsible for spurring the new interest in traditional folklore.
Com enables the collaborative innovation at the heart of product design and in spurring industry growth.”.
In Tasarpu, school enrollment increased from 45 percent to 95 percent, spurring the government to build new classrooms to accommodate the growth.
The company provides a broad spectrum of vehicle content related offerings to the North American automotive retail market while spurring future automotive data innovations and offerings.
Of course, tourism is Rome's most notable industry, spurring the service sector
grabbing and spurring, even if slightly, the characteristic receptors.
the issues spurring researchers of various disciplines in their scientific adventure even today.
Media and pundits questioned this move, spurring engineers for both Chrome and Firefox to defend the play as good business for both companies.
Overall, this will translate into increasing consumer confidence and spurring business activity across the EU.
Yes, we all need models spurring us to walk the road of the sanctification of pain.
investment aimed at spurring GDP growth,
the Commission could play an important role in spurring the sector to innovation
This new context is spurring greater interest in the 70 projects for more energyefficient buildings funded so far by the Intelligent Energy- Europe programme.
Spurring him on to poker glory was his parish's building fund.
Thanks for spurring us on to go beyond the mundane and create something special
Commission will be a driving force in the effort to implement the policy laid down in the Treaties, thereby spurring on the Council also.
rather than spurring technological developments,” Quentin suggests.