Sentence examples for be encouraged to replace from inspiring English sources

Groceries might also be encouraged to replace tobacco products with nicotine replacement products, thereby offering consistency with their vision of caring for consumers and countering the perception of limiting "choice".

It may be, then, that the Iranian people or even the armed forces would be encouraged to replace those men leading them into a catastrophic conflict against a nuclear-armed Israel, as well as the world's strongest military power.

Moreover, firms may be encouraged to replace natives by immigrants as the latter tend to have lower reservation wages and exert more effort in production than equally productive natives (Galor and Stark 1991; Constant et al. 2011; Malchow‐Møller et al. 2012; Edo 2015).

Based on studies assessing the association between PA and metabolic risk, it seems logical that young people should be encouraged to replace some sedentary time with light physical activity and then proceed to moderate-intensity activities.

(Lebensborn centers also welcomed unwed mothers of children fathered by Nazi soldiers, who were encouraged to replace war casualties with new babies).

By this point the most affluent record buyers had grown up on rock; they were encouraged to replace their records, to listen to the same music on a superior sound system.

She said that during the 1950s, farmers in the South were encouraged to replace native grasses with cool-season grasses, which could provide food for livestock earlier in the springtime.

After the Rebellion of 1745, the clan chiefs were transformed into dukes and earls, and in their new roles as landed proprietors, they were encouraged to replace clansmen with sheep.

By actively creating today's upgrade mentality, where customers are encouraged to replace perfectly good IT solutions or devices with new technology, manufacturers are ensuring that too many rare earth metals end up in the tip.

Other agencies and awarding offices that are not participating in the FDP are encouraged to replace administrative requirements in awards to organizations that are subject to 2 CFR part 215 with the core set of standard requirements and similarly limit their supplementation of those standard requirements.

But farming in the sky is a fairly recent development in the green roof movement, in which owners have been encouraged to replace blacktop with plants, often just carpets of succulents, to cut down on storm runoff, insulate buildings and moderate urban heat.