Harvey McGrath, chairman of the Man group, sponsors of the award, said: "We believe the value of this unique prize, which recognises writers of all the nations of the world, is in its contribution to encouraging more reading of, and debate about, contemporary fiction".
Bronson's Narrative As Louisa May Alcott became more and more successful, Bronson proudly wove into his speeches his contribution to encouraging his daughter, the writer.
The draft manifesto made no mention of an earlier, controversial recommendation by a group of economists for a cut in social security contributions to encourage hiring.
His main contribution was to encourage film-making.
However, if the purpose of company matching contributions is to encourage employees to save money, this new policy, which effectively renders the match conditional, blunts that "we're all in this together" feeling typically associated with it.
Mr Shourie proposes making political contributions tax-deductible, to encourage donors to disclose them.Public utilities and the bureaucracy are as riddled with graft as India's legislatures.
That will jeopardise the government's goal of holding total contributions to 40% to encourage employment.The grand coalition and its SPD-Green predecessor installed checks on the future rise of pension costs (and, in moments of timidity, weakened them).
Fisher's piece merits re-posting here as a "Your Dot" contribution (this is one way to encourage non-anonymous contributions as a way to promote civil discourse): You know it really is sort of important that we stop grabbing on to this article or that article, either seemingly in 'favor' of AGW or 'against' AGW as though single articles mean a darn thing.
Focus groups of this size have been established as optimal to encourage contribution of each participant and to compare and contrast their experiences [ 20]. *Significant non-contact rate by pharmacists registered for the focus group.
Participatory Rural Appraisal principles and techniques, such as listing and ranking, were applied during the interviews and FGDs to encourage contribution from all informants and provide impressions of the participants' priorities [ 15].
