kick-start

DANIEL YERGIN: Bolivia may be a *all country, but it had a very big impact in terms of kick-starting reform throughout Latin America.

Reaching some kind of conclusion to the search for bodies is seen as a critical step in kick-starting reconstruction projects.

Kick-starting a campaign with a photo-opportunity beside Barack Obama may prove a beguiling scenario.

But for years their favourite way of kick-starting the day has had a bad press.

S. The conference is aimed at kick starting negotiations for a climate accord to succeed Kyoto when it expires in 2012.

But the majority of them can also be for illustrating a lesson, driving home a point, or for kick starting a Bible study or discussion.

Kick-starting the hydrogen economy will require cheap ways to produce vast quantities of the gas.

Philipp Degen is confident his injury nightmare is finally behind him and has now set his sights on kick-starting his Liverpool career.

Carlton Cole believes he is on the verge of kick-starting his stuttering Chelsea career and vindicating Jose Mourinho's faith in him.

Maybe motor neurons are a critical target of oxidants, kick-starting or dominating the process of aging.

Dubbed kisspeptin, the protein is known to play a vital role in kick-starting puberty.

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