Sentence examples for aims encouraging from inspiring English sources

We know anecdotally, and through our search and reading, of several recent and ongoing projects in the UK and worldwide which include within their aims encouraging people within the general population to consider their end of life preferences or discuss these more openly with those close to them.

Thompson's plan to close Blast!, a cross-media service aimed encouraging the creative skills of teenagers, was supported by the trust.

Groupon was an outgrowth of a start-up, the Point, which was aimed at encouraging charitable actions by groups.

He said Islamic State propaganda was aimed at encouraging supporters to take the initiative to stage attacks in Germany.

Military operations aimed at crushing Iraqi resistance were poorly coördinated with civic efforts aimed at encouraging democracy and reconstruction.

But if Lost in Thought is aimed at encouraging mindfulness, what's the point of Richter's Sleep?

The book is aimed at encouraging leaders across the country to take on this challenge.

The fact sheet also said the administration would direct "up to $300 million" for programs aimed at "encouraging healthy, stable marriages".

The cut, which saves $1.9bn over five years, aims to "encourage workforce participation" by primary carers.

This plan aims to encourage people who do little or no cycling to ride regularly.

Dolce said the campaign was aimed at encouraging families to stick together.