Sentence examples for decision to encourage from inspiring English sources

Ms. Faircloth said that plans for a television spinoff had little bearing on the decision to encourage a celebrity presence.

The council's decision to encourage research on "connected communities" goes back to 2008, he said — before the current government came to power.

He says that the government's decision to encourage more alternative higher education providers has deliberately introduced more risk into the system.

But if you look at the record of Britain, in the past 10 or 15 years, since Mrs. Thatcher's big decision to encourage Nissan to the Northeast, we have seen a dramatic recovery of car manufacturing in Britain.

The mayor, Yuko Endo, took the controversial decision to encourage people to return after he visited to Pripyat, a deserted town near Chernobyl, scene of the catastrophic meltdown in 1986.

In an interview with Sky News later on Monday, Hanson said that One Nation could not afford to pay Culleton's legal bills and expressed doubt about her decision to encourage him to run for the party.

You need to take brave decisions to encourage investment, he says.

It can also use its own procurement decisions to encourage the growth of dynamic small, medium and large businesses.

Flawed decisions to encourage growth on the banks of a major river and to spend public funds to build flood works to enable that growth should no longer be tolerated ("In Flood Zone, but Astonished by High Water," front page, July 31).

Many of the lab areas are big enough for two different scientific groups, another decision intended to encourage collaboration.

The thinking behind the decision was to encourage governments to prepare for the full range of potential consequences under climate change.