Sentence examples for benefit encouraging from inspiring English sources

In 1995 Nike embraced a customer-facing social benefit: encouraging young girls to participate in sports.

As the new study now shows, jury service provides a double benefit, encouraging improved participation in both the judicial and political process.

In particular, it made staff conscious of public perception or 'how others see us', in the words of one participant and this was felt to be a benefit, encouraging consistently high standards of care.

However despite widespread recognition of unmet patient need, incentivised case-finding failed to result in measurable patient benefit; encouraging a prescriptive, out-of-context assessment contrary to individualised patient-centred care [ 13].

8 9 20 21 Given the time people spend travelling, and the fact that a shift from motorised to active travel may result in environmental and economic benefit, encouraging participation in cycling appears a valuable way to increase participation in overall physical activity.

More important, although the lack of job security indirectly creates incentives for employees to become more adaptable and entrepreneurial, the lack of mutual benefit encourages the most adaptable and entrepreneurial to take their talents elsewhere.

One other question: Will the new benefit encourage older and sicker seniors to shift to managed care?

A minimal level of protection is likely to have economic benefits, encouraging entrepreneurs by limiting their risks and maintaining social harmony in hard economic times.

Although Mr. Clinton contended that the trade accord would yield broader diplomatic benefits, encouraging China to be more cooperative in dealing with hot spots around the globe, so far there has been little evidence of a change in China's attitude.

New signs, part of the product display overhaul, compare product benefits, encouraging customers to trade up to a higher-end brand (and, hypothetically, appeal to female customers, whom the chain is frequently accused of overlooking).

Their objection: Extended unemployment benefits encourage idleness.