Sentence examples for basis to encourage from inspiring English sources

The results will be shared with staff and used as the basis to encourage open discussion.

The pressure to marry begins from your early to mid-twenties, often with your own mother ringing you on a daily basis to encourage you to settle.

Security, law, and order situations in country must be addressed at priority basis to encourage the attention of the local and foreign investors to invest in renewable energy.

The idea is to take data gleaned from various tests offered, as well as pulled in from other sources, such as fitness trackers, and use this as the basis to encourage actual behavioral change.

The correct identification of deforestation, wetland destruction, and industrial pollution as causes of climate change and variability can be seen as an outcome of increased awareness and can be used to serve as a basis to encourage collective learning on land degradation as observed by Tscharkert (2007).

DEXiPM is a relevant tool to evaluate the sustainability of actual cropping systems, to diagnose their strong and weak points and, on this basis, to encourage discussions during the design of innovative cropping systems that will afterwards be tested in fields.

I really want to invest in great entrepreneurs on a more global basis, continue to encourage more diversity in the venture capital sector and advise governments on innovation to continue to make an impact on that too. 3 key words to describe yourself?

"It is one of things I have championed, on the basis that we want to encourage people to live in the city centre," she said.

So, for example, legislative processes should be designed so as to discourage back-room bargaining on the basis of sectional interests, and to encourage open public deliberation instead.

This study will help inform policy makers and transportation system operators about how differently each intercity system perform across all activities, and provides a basis for future policies designed to encourage mode shifts by range of service.

Our benchmark assessment, on the other hand, is intended to be used for professional development on a voluntary basis at a smaller scale, to encourage English teachers to be more aware of their classroom English use, for example in post-lesson observation conferences in schools and graduate programs or in-service teacher seminars at pre-service or in-service training sessions.