Examples of using Spurring in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Calling for a sudden recess, spurring debate, turning the tables.
I call on the talented entrepreneurs of the Arab world to come and invest here andto assist us in spurring the economy.
Tick season looms, spurring concerns about Lyme disease, Powassan virus.
Online attacks against Web hosting servers anddata centers are a growing threat, spurring demand for more advanced defenses.
One of the newest methods for spurring self-improvement is to turn every task into a game.
You must achieve harmonious cooperation for the purpose of the work of God,for the benefit of the church, and for spurring the brothers and sisters onward.
She put the pictures online in hopes of spurring others to follow their dreams and aspirations.
The rioting and terror in Jerusalem and the West Bank, which are being encouraged by the Palestinian Authority, serve this political process as a form of pressure on Israel andalso are aimed at spurring the international community's intervention.
The prize aim at spurring the development of engine and powertrain technologies using conventional fuels to reduce emissions of pollutants in real driving conditions to the lowest level possible, in order to improve air quality issues in European cities.
The rules committee controls the flow of legislation, spurring it forward or stopping it altogether.
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 ceilings with a 20% discount already ordered 100 people").
In the meantime,Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon played a major role in spurring the outbreak of Palestinian violence in September 2000.
As we lead the world to 5G,we envision this next big change in cellular technology spurring a new era of intelligent, connected devices and enabling new opportunities in connected cars, remote delivery of health care services, and the IoT? including smart cities, smart homes, and wearables.
Meanwhile the new record-smashing supernova, SN 2006gy,became a hit among astronomers, spurring more observational and theoretical studies.
Our hypothesis is that the brain can detect the lack of calcium andseeks to compensate by spurring food intake, which obviously works against the goals of any weight loss program,” said Angelo Tremblay, holder of the Canada Research Chair in Environment and Energy Balance.
In emergency situations, stress can save your life giving you extra strength to defend yourself,for example, or spurring you to slam on the brakes to avoid an accident.
This dramatic hypothesis inspired science fiction and scientists alike, spurring the latter to further investigate the sensitivity of hydrates.
Two Russian monitoring stations designed to detect nuclear radiation went silent soon after theexplosion at a missile test site this month, spurring concerns among observers that the Russian government is trying to restrict evidence of the….
Just spur of the moment kind of thing, you know?
Frustration might spur him to cry out and jerk himself up from his sleep.
This idea spurred the Rose Garden as it appears today.
It could spur on the virus and the development of the entity.
Can money spur more people to participate?
That bone spur thingy on her foot?
Yet despite this uncertainty, the crisis helped spur nations to act.
It was spur of the moment.
Just go easy with the spurs. He likes a light touch.