Englisch-Italienisch Übersetzung für "spurred"

spurred {Adj.}

spurred {Adj.} [Bot.]

spurred {Adj.} [Vogelk.]

spur {Subst.} (auch: buttress)

spur {Subst.} [Bot.]

spur {Subst.} [Geschi.]

spur {Subst.} [Zool.]

Christ's love spurred the Apostles to every part of the world as evangelization began.

We are so deeply moved by Peter's tears as to be spurred to an authentic inner purification.

These authorities are also the best link to associations that have not been sufficiently spurred into action, in spite of their best efforts.

President Mugabe's militia, spurred on by envy and a taste for pillaging, are forcing white farmers into exile, at best.

The needs arising then in the working world spurred his pastor's heart to search for new ways to proclaim and bear witness to the Gospel.

The Amsterdam Treaty already places greater emphasis on openness, but I am sure the Ombudsman has spurred on efforts to increase openness by his very existence.

The wind of the Holy Spirit has blown powerfully over this land and has spurred us to be firmer in communion and bolder in proclaiming the Gospel.

Fundamental changes in regulation and technology have spurred a record number of bank mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in most countries.

I was spurred into action by Mr Haarder saying that he did not wish to awaken hope in some countries like Georgia, to which Mr Dupuis referred.

Spurred on by Amnesty International and others, one of the first decisions I took as Governor of Hong Kong was to abolish the death penalty.

The arts reformation, like the religious Reformation, is spurred in part by technology, with indeed, the printing press really leading the charge on the religious Reformation.

It particularly spurred St Paul, called the Apostle of the Nations, because, after his conversion, he brought the Gospel of Christ to many then-known countries.

I am pleased that the French Government, spurred on by Marie-George Buffet, has taken the initiative on a bill to fight doping and to protect the health of sportsmen and women.

The determination of the US President, spurred on by the Republican Party's results in the various US elections that were held recently, is as strong as ever.

Maria assisted her mother during the illness prior to her death on 11 July 1842. This spurred her decision to serve the poor, the sick and abandoned.

What we are dealing with here is a group not directly concerned in the conflict which, spurred on and supported by Iran and Syria, carries out attacks intended to destroy the State of Israel.

Today they are called to live and express their brotherhood with greater boldness, so that peoples can be encouraged, indeed, spurred to rediscover and to strenthen what they have in common.