Sentence examples for be looking to encourage from inspiring English sources

Some have suggested the company might be looking to encourage people to spend more time in the office while also cutting the cost of its luxury bus service, whose drivers recently unionised.

"There are all sorts of signals we can use, I'll be looking to encourage people to attribute a source for starters," he says.

So we'll be looking to encourage both communities to start Code Clubs all over the world, and that will help us grow internationally, which is one of our main aims," added Code Club's Clare Sutcliffe.

But, she added, she and her husband were "looking to encourage our sons in traditional Christian values".

"The Department of City Planning is looking to encourage contextual development of the neighborhood and discourage development that is out of character for Park Slope".

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is looking to encourage savers to switch to products offering better rates, so is "shining a light on interest rates that are not prominently displayed but that may be earned by some customers".

This change in law will provide good benefit to businesses across the country–exactly the innovative and successful businesses that Congress is looking to encourage.

So — to put things bluntly — they're looking to encourage current users to procreate, though they've only said as much with cutesy euphemisms.

Samsung is looking "to encourage designers, hardware engineers and entrepreneurs to begin thinking about future start-ups ideas using flexible display technology".

Chicago is looking to encourage other cities to become smarter by sharing the open source code it has developed, hoping other municipalities will reciprocate: Cities could build on one another's achievements without reinventing the wheel each time.

The products also change based on how the user shares them, and makers Alex Santamaria and Alfred Juarez said they are looking to encourage sharing by making the process as frictionless as possible.