Meanings of become a catalyst in английском

Minister Osman said migration had " become a catalyst for improving that relationship with European countries".

He said the military had to "tread carefully" or the case could become a catalyst for protests.

Members of the school's Queer-Straight Alliance say they hope the issue will become a catalyst for change at the school.

He speaks with EBONY.com here about his memory and how it has become a catalyst for social justice activism ever since.

However, COVID-19 has become a catalyst for educational institutions worldwide to search for innovative solutions in a relatively short period of time.

The killing has become a catalyst for a continuing civil rights evolution needed in Missouri and throughout the United States, they say.

At the same time it must not become a catalyst for illegal activity, or compromise in any way the arrangements relating to criminal justice.

And I think you can see this in what's happening now. For Xi, the international COVID-19 crisis has become a catalyst for his ambitions.

Symeon's teaching was later to become a catalyst for major arguments about the nature of the monastic tradition in the fourteenth-century Hesychast controversy (see pp.

Eventually, other costs will start to fall as telehealth becomes a catalyst for wider system change.

It became a catalyst for local artists to come together and organise an "atomic festival".

In this collaborative sense, fashion became a catalyst to demystify the cannabis and reveal its multifaceted benefits, uses and consumption.

He rubbed shoulders with the likes of George Grey and Richard Seddon, and became a catalyst in the evolving… Audio

He rubbed shoulders with the likes of George Grey and Richard Seddon, and became a catalyst in the evolving relationships between Pakeha and Maori.

Huot said college, city, police and festival officials went to extensive efforts to keep the festival from becoming a catalyst for parties and disruptive activities.

Mr Clifton was hoping the Grenfell Tower fire would be a game-changer but whether it became a catalyst in New Zealand remained to be seen.