Exempel på kick-start

• Billions in aid helped kickstart the economy.

• He has attempted to kick-start growth via public spending projects.

• There was an idea that radiation could kick-start the body's defenses and improve health.

• They're trying to kickstart their tourism back into gear after the tsunami.

• They collaborated on a demo tape of a song in hopes it would kickstart their singing careers.

• Interactive agricultural mechanisation has not been given much of a kick-start.

• Physiotherapists can use this time and the impetus of a new treatment to kick-start a stalled patient's progress.

• It was also based on the optimistic assumption that it was possible to kick-start growth through redistribution, while, at the same time, redirecting but not increasing government expenditure.

• The second initiative sees talented young artists (most in their early 20s), receive a career 'kick-start' through participation in a formal mentoring transition from school to work programme.

• We had to kick-start the social services in most counties into operation, because the relatives and friends of hostages are spread throughout the country.

• There should be seed-corn capital for investment, grants for projects and assistance to kick-start local initiatives, but not dependency-creating loans.

• Here we expect to see a wave of coordination meetings to kick-start the various priority areas and individual projects included in the action plan.

• This is a budget that will help to fight unemployment and kick-start the economy.

• We need to kick-start growth but, in doing so, we need to have stability in public finances.

• If we want to kick-start the global economy after the crisis of the last 12 months, international trade plays an extremely important role.

• Most importantly, now we can bring in private financing to give the extra impetus and kick-start needed.

• We shall never be able to kick-start it; we need a battery by which to get it going.

• Sometimes, it is necessary for projects to pump-prime and kick-start things, to get innovation going and to set up pilots.

• Will he visit us and give the scheme a kick-start?

• Devolution supporters can now combine to campaign for a "yes" vote, and to kick-start a vital constitutional reform.