The phrase "a framework that encourage" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a framework that encourages" to match the subject-verb agreement.
Example: "We developed a framework that encourages collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "a structure that promotes" or "a system that fosters".
We need to build a framework that encourages competition without compromising public service broadcasting.
Techno-ecological synergy (TES) is a framework that encourages integration of technological and ecological systems.
Rather than build up an argument for Mitt Romney to lead the country, the GOP is putting forward a vision, a framework that encourages voters to see themselves as part of a populist army that will rise up against a leader so powerful he personally sets gas prices on a daily basis.
However, the composition of the Security Council can be made both more democratic and more friendly to the United States if the White House works to win support for a framework that encourages responsible leadership from countries in the world's more volatile regions.
Taken together, statutes, executive orders, policies, and guidance provide a framework that encourages and/or requires consideration of risks to children in U.S. EPA regulatory actions.
The planning and design assessment tool proposed by this study is part of a comprehensive process aimed at drafting a regulatory framework that encourages best practices in residential subdivision development.
- Development of a national research portfolio is crucial to a strategic framework that encourages research institutions in small NARS.
"We need a regulatory framework that encourages being risk aware, not risk averse," she said.
He wants to introduce a global framework that encourages developers to bake in privacy from the first conceptual meeting.
Given the current economic challenges, setting a regulatory framework that encourages greater energy efficiency can bring genuine rewards for UK business.
