The phrase "abroad encouraged" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is encouraged in foreign countries or contexts, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The initiative to promote cultural exchange is abroad encouraged, fostering understanding among nations."
Alternatives: "encouraged overseas" or "promoted internationally".
And rules that limit how much in retirement plans can be invested abroad encouraged an overweighting in Canada and Nortel as well.
Thousands of young women were on government scholarships studying abroad, encouraged to enter any and all professions.
"Even if their incomes are stagnant, they feel really good about becoming homeowners". Mark Thoma, who teaches economics at the University of Oregon, wonders if the flood of investment cash from the ultra-rich -- both in the United States and abroad -- encouraged Wall Street to create seemingly safe mortgage-backed securities that later proved disastrously risky.
Sales by German companies like BMW are getting a lift as a weaker euro increases demand for products abroad, encouraging investment at home.
Author Willy C. Shih (Harvard Business School) recommends that to reduce turnover, companies that embrace reshoring — bringing assembly work back from abroad — encourage workers to complete training and certification.
Moreover, the Chinese government has since 1993 implemented the policy of supporting scholars to study abroad, encouraging them to return, and ensuring them the freedom to come and go.
This encourages multinationals to cook their books to report profits in tax havens, and store those profits abroad, encouraging the movement of jobs and plants overseas.
Especially for extended trips abroad, encourage your family and friends to download the app to stay in touch with you - it will be your lifeline.
We have best practice guidelines in processing medical devices, [but] what's the standard in these countries?" Participants were also concerned that patients' decision-making capacities may have begun to lessen in the face of upsell messages used by facilities abroad, encouraging them to purchase additional procedures.
Economic sanctions from abroad have encouraged smuggling.
Jews from abroad are encouraged to move to "Israel".
