Just adding liquidity, while continuing current austerity policies, will not reignite the Spanish economy.

It is our generation's task, then, to reignite the true engine of America's economic growth

It may also reignite long dormant debates about the type of capitalism that produces the greatest prosperity.

Political upheaval in any of the southern countries would be sufficient to reignite doubts about the eurozone s future.

The participants, ranging from weary politicians to enthusiastic campaigners, are supposed to reignite global concern for the environment.

But the stakes are high another failure could reignite civil conflict and all but destroy any remaining hope for reconciliation.

Now of course, in a way those accidents reignite the debate about the value of science and engineering at the edge.

As China s incursions reignite long smoldering disagreements and threaten to destabilize the regional status quo, countries throughout Asia are reconsidering their strategic positions.

As such, all talk about the partition of Kosovo becomes an agenda for those who may be eager to reignite the divisions and flames of the past.

Equally ominous, the banning of hundreds of candidates for alleged ties to the Baath Party signals a return to sectarian politics, which could reignite a sectarian civil war.

Convinced that history will judge the president by his success in containing the Iranian threat, Broder also assumes that a war with Iran would reignite the American economy.

I mean, in the spirit of rising to TED's challenge to reignite wonder, we can ask questions, at least for this last minute, that honestly might evade us forever.

But the victors of the First World War squandered their triumph when they turned inward, bringing on a global depression, and allowing fascism to rise and reignite global war.

I mean, in the spirit of rising to TED's challenge to reignite wonder, we can ask questions, at least for this last minute, that honestly might evade us forever.

The United Kingdom has been reluctant to join the hydraulic fracturing (or fracking) revolution. Yet tapping the Bowland Shale could reignite the UK economy and deliver huge cuts in CO2 emissions.

Hence, Ecuador has doubts about the desirability of adopting decisions, such as the lifting of the arms embargo, which might reignite the conflict and make a final settlement even more remote.

If and when the government does dismiss legislation to crack down on immigrants from the East, however, it is sure to reignite Russia s nationalist debate, which periodically sparks ethnic riots throughout the country.

Political upheaval in any of the southern countries would be sufficient to reignite doubts about the eurozone s future. Furthermore, French competitiveness, and the gap between its performance and that of Germany, is a growing cause of anxiety.

The Holy See thus favours the creation of the Peacebuilding Commission, which could lay out an ambitious strategy for overcoming the factors of ethnic rivalry which are the root cause of conflicts and can always reignite them.

But, given that Mali lacks political parties with popular support, candidates who command respect, and a permanent polling station system, an election held so soon would probably bring an international civil servant to power an outcome that could reignite internal conflicts.

Sri Lanka's bitter war of terror one that practically invented the infamy of the suicide bomber had been showing signs of abating of late. But a bitter power struggle between Sri Lanka's President Chandrika Kumaratunga and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, and a schism among the rebel Tamil tigers, now threatens to reignite the violence.