Sentence examples for attract participations from inspiring English sources

In a bid to meet the optimization plans through attaining the power generation gap of 26,561 MW by 2020 (Vision 20 2020), the Federal Government in October 2013 privatized the state-owned power firm to attract participations of foreign/private investments into the power sector [39].

These results highlight the benefit of multiple promotional strategies to attract participation in the intervention.

The reason for the jump is rooted in the diminishing power of the subsidy in attracting participation.

The research for open source software development has demonstrated that attracting participation is critical in order to move the project from an individual's hobby project to a successful open source project.

"It's very difficult to attract retail participation until there is a critical mass of residents," Mr. Fishman said.

Besides, any relief effort — and the Obama team has not yet indicated what it has in mind — will attract more participation if lenders know that the alternative is to lose control of the process to a bankruptcy judge.

"Without matching funds provisions, public financing programs are unlikely to attract substantial participation from serious candidates, who fear being vastly outmatched by self-financed opponents or major independent spending campaigns," he wrote in blog post.

Winter, 55, said his reply was "somewhat waspish because I regard it as extremely unwise for them to toss their views into the bear garden of undergraduate debate, particularly in the light of certain very generally held views within the Muslim community and the real risk that the event would attract fundamentalist participation".

We document that the option's payoffs are less than the capacity payments required to attract customer participation.

Due to repeated raids by the SPLA-Nasir faction against Dinka communities, it was relatively easy to attract their participation.

Such programs are part of a growing suite of agri-environmental or payment-for-environmental services schemes, which can be an effective and efficient way of complementing the formal nature reserve system, provided they attract sufficient participation.