0 something that makes an activity or process happen or continue with more speed and energy -- bodziec
1 a physical force that makes an object start or continue to move -- rozpęd
On their turn, the differences with the competence view of the firm have not been negotiated with the same impetus.
This can result in distortions even when the original impetus for the legislation begins at a grassroots level.
The constructivist turn in the study of world politics provides new impetus to studies of the political deliberations of human agents.
Issues of regional and familial cultural identity have provided much of the impetus to expand these programmes in the region.
In that case the impetus for the reduction in the capital stock would go away.
Despite this impetus there has been little published work relating to how the new system can be implemented.
He gave the general equilibrium model some empirical content and gave a tremendous impetus to dynamic economics.
As long as military technology did not undergo any further radical transformation, the impetus for further changes in the system was not compelling.
