Sentence examples for beyond encouraging from inspiring English sources
Jeremy Corbyn said the club's relaunch was "a terrific and timely idea, [which] will give intellectual ballast to the wave of political change sweeping Britain and beyond, encouraging informed and compassionate debate".
Nevertheless the Labour leader has generously endorsed the revival as "a terrific and timely idea" that will give "intellectual ballast to the wave of political change sweeping Britain and beyond, encouraging informed and compassionate debate".
Beyond encouraging hard work, Boretti wanted his new players to become winners by acting the part.
Mr. Hesterman says he wants to go beyond encouraging local and organic food and eliminating certain foods from our diets.
Beyond encouraging "feelings," how many children's books bother with that kind of emotional duality, let alone conflict?
Beyond encouraging greater physical activity by children, the Food and Drug Administration is trying to help parents make healthy food choices by making food labels more customer-friendly.
Nicholas symbolizes our approach to this beyond by encouraging us to enter "into a certain secret and hidden silence wherein there is no knowledge or concept of a face," characterizing it as an "obscuring mist, haze, darkness or ignorance".
This year, on World Heart Day, and beyond, we are encouraging everyone, everywhere, to walk the road to healthy heart by taking the Ground Miles Challenge.
The paper has no policy on the publication of email addresses beyond that of encouraging its extension wherever and whenever possible.
Further, HIV/AIDS prevention drives must move beyond education into encouraging and enhancing voluntary counseling and testing services among students.
The National Research Council's Earth Science and Applications from Space National Imperativess for the Next Decade and Beyond (National Research Council 2007) encourages continued research to firmly establish the predictive relationships between remotely sensed environmental data and patterns of environmentally related health effects.
