Our efforts should propel this issue to fruition.

This session must break the mould and propel us to reach real progress on disarmament.

We can begin to see the underlying narratives that propel us forward and tell us about what's going on.

Youth forms the basis of a country's future their aspirations and endeavours will provide the momentum to propel countries forward.

I brought it to Paul MacCready's company AeroVironment to do a feasibility study, and they analyzed it, and came up with a lot of innovative ideas about how to propel it.

Third, the relentless exploitation of resources has caused the prices of energy and raw materials to increase rapidly. Fourth, feverish real estate development throughout China continues to propel land prices to new heights.

NEW DELHI Away from the glare of global headlines, Nepal is grappling with a constitutional crisis that could once again propel the tourist mecca, sensitively situated between India and China, into full fledged conflict.

NEWPORT BEACH Six internal factors suggest that the United States economy is slowly healing. For some observers, these factors were deemed sufficient to form the critical mass needed to propel the economy into escape velocity.

This approach is not about picking winners and losers. It is about targeted microeconomic reforms that reduce or remove barriers to private investment, thereby encouraging the non financial corporate sector to propel European GDP growth.

This means making capitalism work better, and making it clear that there is no threat of protectionism. But the rationale must be to get the world economy out of its current risky situation, not to propel us into yet another speculative bubble.

They talk to them about how when they die, they will be received up with lakes of honey and milk, how there will be 72 virgins waiting for them in paradise, how there will be unlimited food, and how this glory is going to propel them to become heroes in their neighborhoods.

Differences in saving rates matter a lot, and must be a major reason that China s annual economic growth rate is now a full six percentage points higher than in the US. If people are saving half their income, their investments in capital have the potential to propel the economy at a rapid pace.

But US experience shows that getting artistic leaders like orchestra music directors to participate in fundraising need not be bad for the artistic side of the job. Michael Tilson Thomas in San Francisco, for example, has combined effective fundraising and artistic leadership to propel the San Francisco Symphony to the top rank of US orchestras.

But there is another problem in their homes and workplaces, the sense of excitement about the future is missing, despite all the gee whiz gadgetry that now surrounds them. And while the US Federal Reserve s policy of quantitative easing has propped up businesses, it is no substitute for the enthusiasm and anticipation needed to propel investment.

Over the years, corruption has become endemic in China, with regional party leaders and bosses in state owned enterprises wielding their vast privileges and authority to accumulate personal wealth. This has severely undermined the Chinese Communist Party s legitimacy, while hampering the kind of market based competition that China s economy needs to propel the country to high income status.

For example, job automation will ultimately propel more people toward higher paying, more productive employment that is better suited to the new era of talentism, when human imagination and innovation, not capital or natural resources, drive economic growth. But, if workers fail to acquire the skills to fill these new positions, they will be left behind.

Many Russians believe that the Russian apartment bombings of September 1999, which killed almost 300 people, were plotted by elements of Russia s own security services to provoke retaliation against the Chechens and propel Putin into the presidency on the back of a popular war. To this day, it is not known for certain who was behind the attacks.

A raft of populist policies underpinned his first four year government, from rural debt suspension and cheap universal healthcare to handing out 25,000 to each of 77,000 villages for entrepreneurial start up funds. Reminiscent of development strategies prevalent in East Asia, Thaksin picked strategic niche industries to propel Thailand s economic expansion, focusing on automobiles, fashion, food, healthcare, and tourism.

In the 1980s, Japan was widely regarded as on the verge of overtaking the US today, after more than two decades of Japanese stagnation, no one would take this scenario seriously. And in the 1990s, monetary union was considered likely to propel Europe to greater global prominence today, the European economy is frequently in the world s headlines, but not in a good way.

If accepted, its recommendations would propel us towards an outcome that is even more unjust and far removed from the balance that we are calling for in terms of our rights, as enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and reflected in the Millennium commitments in other words, the self determination of peoples and the right to development and to social inclusion.

But the growth strategies that lift a poor country to middle income levels cannot be counted upon to propel it to high income status. Indeed, there is no shortage of countries whose leaders have failed to recognize their strategies constraints and provide enough incentives to encourage the emergence of a new one, causing their economies to stagnate and leaving them stuck in the so called middle income trap.

The most obvious implication is that Francis is weary of polarization, and hopes that the dual canonization will help to propel a shift toward a big tent Catholicism that appeals to a broader range of people. Francis is certainly in a strong position to initiate such a shift his political capital is extraordinarily high, surpassing even that of US President Barack Obama in his early days in office.