Examples of using Spurring in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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low carbon technologies and spurring research, development and innovation, which can create new opportunities for jobs and growth.
I should like us to embark on a series of thematic discussions focused on different aspects of rebuilding competitiveness of the European economy and spurring recovery and jobs.
By adapting to the realities of the day: in 2006 our ongoing state aid reform focused on the areas where limited amounts of aid can have most added value in terms of spurring on competitiveness and assisting change:
The success of wireless local area networks operating in unlicensed bands is expected to increase demand for further unlicensed spectrum to be released as a means of spurring innovation and encouraging disruptive technologies to challenge existing services.
as Advisor of Listen Better, he will play a major role in guiding our giving strategy, helping to spread the word about urgent issues facing music, and spurring more people to get involved.
resource efficiency while fostering green growth and competitiveness, spurring low carbon investments,
the nonprofit behind more than a dozen competitions over the past two decades aimed at spurring innovation in a number of scientific disciplines.
choose those products with a better environmental record but also in spurring manufacturers of white goods to market models with the highest energy efficiency
playing key roles in global value chains, spurring innovation, providing added value as a factor for social cohesion
Who wears spurs in paintball?
Does the maw of a pup spur the same?
It can spur innovationand learning
Therefore, Mrs Petre, you spur us on and encourage us to continue our work.
If you spur him, he's gonna go.
This spurs the furious Greeks into killing Pyrrhus.
As the fibers dissolve, they too spur the body to create new collagen.
Spurs like these were worn until the 14th century.
And my, my spurs are getting, you know, blunt.
With spurs on.
Yeah. Let's spur this pony.