Getting to first base -- attracting attention Getting to second base -- inspiring the genuine caring that is a precursor to action Getting to third base -- encouraging action Getting a home run -- sustaining the changes we need.
(vi Directly encouraging action by recipients of a communication.
Example Engaging audiences through guardianenvironment.co.uk and the Global Development site and encouraging action through the co-founding of the 10 10 Climate Change campaign.
Providing that access is part of his goal of encouraging action and fostering future "Eco-Warriors".
Initially, the focus was on encouraging action within the United States, including federal legislation, state-level actions, and multi-state compacts, but subsequent domestic action turned out to be much less than originally anticipated.
"Even with the commitments made in Paris and encouraging action on the ground, we will not meet our aspiration of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees unless we move faster and at the scale that is needed," World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim said.
Over the past year, Bagan and other destinations in Myanmar have drawn an increasing number of tourists, following the encouraging actions of President Thein Sein.
If President Obama supported this strategy, he would simply be encouraging actions aimed at facilitating an eventual negotiated agreement based on the parameters proposed by President Bill Clinton in 2000.
Encouraging actions from Westmont College, just two hours north of Biola and APU, took place this week after students rallied to bring attention to a degrading and dehumanizing chapel service against LGBTQ people, led by Alistair Begg.
Clearly, this pioneering study of Luo et al. [ 82] has already disclosed very encouraging actions of LXs in TBI and should stimulate much additional research on this particular topic.
Saturday's match also marked an encouraging return to action for Suns captain Gary Ablett.
