Sentence examples for ability to encourage a from inspiring English sources

They praised the institutions for their ability to "encourage a sense of empathy and understanding for alternative cultures".

"We C.E.O.'s represent a tremendous collective ability to encourage a healthier Postal Service," said Gary M. Mulloy, chief executive of the direct mail marketing firm ADVO and the new council's secretary.

In California, a candidate's ability to encourage family values was cited by a quarter of the Republican voters as the quality that mattered most to them.

Orphanage school, Thailand Enthusiasm, a creative personality and an ability to encourage kids to have fun are the requirements in volunteers willing to travel to Singburi, in the central plains of Thailand, to help out in a school attached to a large orphanage, which is also open to underprivileged families.

Enthusiasm, a creative personality and an ability to encourage kids to have fun are the requirements in volunteers willing to travel to Singburi, in the central plains of Thailand, to help out in a school attached to a large orphanage, which is also open to underprivileged families.

Within the context of a trial, the ability to encourage participation is restricted through the ethical constraints of a technology that as yet lacks firm evidence.

The Anthony Howard Award for Young Journalists 2015 Anthony Howard, who died in 2010, was a superb political journalist, with an exceptional ability to encourage young writers.

The lobby group's demands on directors include knowledge of finance but equally an ability to encourage diverse views.

"The English theatre," he muses, "has a wonderful ability to encourage you to collude with your own disappearance".

Those in Internet Alley say that the Web has the ability to encourage grass-roots political involvement at a time when voter participation is declining and that it can challenge the ability of parties and pundits to set the political agenda.

And, yet, there are airports that do have a special ability to encourage us to look up and around, airports that have been designed one way or another to offer something of the adventure and poetry of flight even in an era of mass travel and budget fares.