Sentence examples for agencies encouraging from inspiring English sources

That approach would rewrite the business model for ratings agencies, encouraging those who use the agencies' research to finance the system, rather than allowing those whose products are being rated to pay the bill.

This reflects the transition of PBPK from academic curiosity to industrial norm, manifested by the regulatory agencies encouraging its use and receiving an increasing number of submissions containing PBPK models.

This gave us the worst of both worlds: too little supervision encouraged corporate recklessness, while the existence of these agencies encouraged public complacency.

"Whenever federal funding agencies encourage law enforcement to meet numerical arrest goals instead of public safety goals, it will likely promote stereotype-based policing and we can expect these sorts of racial gaps," Professor Goff said.

City and state development agencies encouraged the decision, and the company has hired about sixty blue-collar workers from Newark, some of them from a program for past offenders.

Many funding agencies encourage you to call the review officer/program manager/grants officer to discuss your reviews.

Some emergency agencies encourage cell phone users to put "ICE" (in case of emergency) in front of names of people in cell phone directories whom emergency personal should call in an emergency.

Child welfare agencies encourage reporters to give their name and contact information if possible.

The Environmental Protection Agency and other agencies encourage people to bring all dead batteries to a household hazardous waste collection site or approved recycling center for battery disposal.

According to an investigative report by Ian Pollock, published in When Saturday Comes in July 2002, neither the Milton Keynes Council press office, the editor of the Milton Keynes Citizen newspaper nor the head of Invest in MK, the council agency encouraging businesses to move to the area, could tell him who was backing the plans.

In the 1970's, the agency encouraged repair shops to ship in bad parts, which it stored in a warehouse.