Ultimately it's got to be there if we stimulated it with it.

And I was so stimulated.

They stimulated her gums with a toothpick, to see if that was doing it.

I wasn't happy with my job, because I was a designer, but I wasn't being really stimulated.

This and other ideas have stimulated the Conference's search for solutions.

These countries have successfully stimulated labour intensive reforestation programmes in the wetlands.

This next video clip, you're going to see how we stimulated the bioluminescence.

The pursuit of that national ownership requirement has already stimulated tangible follow up.

That stick figure is physically stimulated. You can see it here on the screen.

And it's these electrical objects that are holding all the information about whatever stimulated it.

And this immediately cheers him up, as his courage is stimulated to rise to the occasion.

This has inevitably stimulated competition for resources between UNDP and UNIFEM rather than collaboration for action.

The 2004 European Union (EU) enlargement stimulated useful exchanges of information but full harmonization was considered difficult.

This landmark stimulated female Federal Representatives and Senators to establish Committees for the Year of the Woman.

Kanzi and Panbanisha are stimulated by this fun filled environment, which promotes the emergence of these cultural capabilities.

In this case I'm showing more the designers' work, because they're the ones that have really been stimulated.

As the skin has just been stimulated by the sun's sake, do not immediately use whitening products after returning from military training.

The Rio Olympic Games, which is in full swing, has stimulated people's enthusiasm for sports, but also aroused everyone's awareness of participation.

And of course, when it comes to cognitive effects, use it or lose it applies, so you want to stay mentally stimulated.

Economic development was driven by an organizational learning process (i.e. by corporations), often encouraged by the State, that stimulated innovation and competitiveness.

For most non oil exporting developing countries, the improvement in commodity prices stimulated 2004 growth, outweighing the negative effects of higher oil prices.

Liberalization and deregulation in a growing number of developing economies, sometimes combined with the provision of investment incentives, have stimulated TNCs from both the North and the South to invest in developing countries (Aykut and Ratha, 2004).

It is being stimulated in many countries by International Volunteer Day, which is itself becoming a well established and supported global event in many parts of the world, with ever strengthening links to the Millennium Development Goals.

(c) There is not enough evidence to indicate that during its 30 year lifespan, IAPWG has stimulated efficiency reforms within its membership, collectively and individually.

It has been argued that, in many of the advanced economies, development was spurred by an organizational learning process within companies that stimulated innovation and competitiveness.

You don't see luminescence until the submersible begins to move forward through the water, but as it does, animals bumping into the screen are stimulated to bioluminesce.

Over the past year, stimulated by the Cardoso Panel's report (A 58 817), many parliaments have discussed how best to organize cooperation between parliaments and the United Nations.

The lack of the rule of law and transparency often stimulated OFDI, as did the need to follow clients in the case of banking and other service industries.

The main role of antioxidants is to prevent oxidative damage to cellular components, so it has been proposed that dietary antioxidants decrease such damage and with it the risk of disease. This has stimulated interest in the possible preventive potential of antioxidant supplements.

Over tens and hundreds of thousands of years, we evolved to find certain things stimulating, and as very intelligent, civilized beings, we're enormously stimulated by problem solving and learning.

Countries report a positive trend towards increasing stakeholder participation, stimulated both by the emphasis in the IPF IFF proposals and by more general national policies that promote such participation.

Then we stimulated, and you see how that heavy black line and then you see the electroencephalogram signal going to normal, which means they did not get the epileptic seizure.

In this context welcomed the lively debate stimulated by the report of the UNCTAD secretariat entitled Economic Development in Africa Rethinking the Role of Foreign Direct Investment, with a view to reconsidering what might be needed to make FDI in Africa more effective, productive and beneficial

ECLAC analyses show that the wave of regionalism experienced in its member countries during the 1990s sparked intraregional trade for some time and stimulated gross domestic product growth, but now needs new momentum.

And we developed the impact car that General Motors made, the EV1, out of and got the Air Resources Board to have the regulations that stimulated the electric cars, but they've since come apart.

The establishment of the IUCN drylands specialists task force and the Arid Lands Initiative stimulated the realization of cross regional, subregional and national activities to improve dryland management and sustainable use of its biodiversity.

This in turn stimulated China s unsuccessful intervention in North Vietnam. The withdrawal by all of these invading armies to the recognized international boundaries demonstrated that nationalist forces were dominant in the region, not communist solidarity.

Outside this group, export strategies relied on low (and in some cases falling) wages or currency depreciation rather than strong productivity growth, and while this stimulated recoveries in some countries, few were able to reach a threshold level of exports consistent with a vibrant industrialization path (UNCTAD, 2003 99 102).

Several studies show that people who are generous are typically happier and more satisfied with their lives than those who do not give. And other studies show that giving leads to activity in the reward centers of the brain (the areas of the brain that are also stimulated by tasty food and sex).

Since 2009, quantitative easing (QE) by the US Federal Reserve has resulted in record low interest rates around the world. But, while the resulting surge in capital flows to emerging markets stimulated economic growth, it also inflated asset bubbles.

Under this scheme, a variety of grants were awarded in the period 1998 2003 to nongovernmental organisations for activities that supported and stimulated the emancipation process in society and the exchange of knowledge and skills between organisations promoting emancipation.

Record low interest rates in 2001, 2002 and 2003 did not lead Americans to invest more there was already excess capacity. Instead, easy money stimulated the economy by inducing households to refinance their mortgages, and to spend some of their capital.

But, as industrial countries, beset by fiscal, sovereign debt, and banking problems, slowed once again, the fix for emerging markets turned out to be only temporary. To offset the collapse in demand from industrial countries, they had stimulated domestic demand.

It might be worth exploring the potential for further case specific consultations of this type, which might be stimulated by a practice of notification of enforcement activities affecting the important interests of other States party to the Set to the States concerned.

The modern tendency to regard economic differences in terms of religion was stimulated by Max Weber s reflections on the Protestant work ethic. But that interpretation is clearly unsatisfactory, and cannot account for the dynamism of the deeply Catholic world of Renaissance Italy and Flanders.