Examples of using Spurring in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The US pushed ahead with a plan to slap 25% tariffs on more than $30bn of Chinese shipments last week, spurring retaliation in kind from Beijing.
What it does mean is that, if you are one of these 45% of women, you are at high risk of spurring these cancer cells to full activity.".
Vietnamese leaders admitted that they have been using APEC as a driving force for reforms, spurring a sweeping change in institutional changes.
The price of Bitcoin surpassed the $820 mark on the afternoon of Dec. 21, spurring the interests of investors and traders around the world.
Russia in response to its annexation of Crimea, Russia retaliated by banning food imports from Western Europe, spurring farmers in Brussels and elsewhere to protest against falling prices.
PIRL is a ethereum based blockchain that strives to improve the accessibility of cryptocurrency and its related technologies; spurring an evolution of the crypto space through research, innovation, and dedication.
Alex Morell wrote recently, the direct threat from large corporations like Amazon is spurring the most recent wave of massive mergers.
Mahesh Patel, Group Chief Technology Officer, AGS Transact Technologies Limited, said“we understand that rapid rise in internet users nationwide is spurring an increase in digital transactions.
though it appears to be in remission, and he talks about the disease as a sort of intellectual liberation spurring him to tell what he now views as the truth.
Landing counters may indicate a deadline, spurring visitors("there are 7 places left to attend full-time training" Million in three days"), or to show the number of people who have already taken advantage of the offer(" stretch
All of this contributes to factors spurring on rapid development and adoption of communication technologies designed to enable
hikes(from 10% to 25%, on $200 billion of Chinese goods exported to the United States), driving down global equity prices and spurring businesses to move more of their activities out of China.
became the latest to say it's reviewing its global supply chain, while Li& Fung, the world's largest supplier of consumer goods, said the trade war was spurring it to diversify away from China.
the country is catching up with the US's investment in the same area, spurring a genetic arms race that has been labeled“Sputnik 2.0” by Dr. Carl June, an immunotherapy specialist
says,"Despite the macro concerns, we believe that this region's opportunities will mitigate the risks, spurring investors and occupiers to look into sectors that have defensive qualities
economic development- from providing basic access to health information to making cash payments, spurring job creation,
Some Burmese experts, including Thant Myint-U, the grandson of former UN Secretary General U Thant, presciently wrote of a new mood among the younger Myanmar officer corps, who have played a central role in spurring reform.
world as well as the information technology industry in the country and towards the main factors spurring the transition business for business.
including a persified trade structure, and recently signed free trade agreements which are spurring reforms, according to the IMF.
says:“Despite the macro concerns, we believe that this region's opportunities will mitigate the risks, spurring investors and occupiers to look into sectors that have defensive qualities