Sentence examples for determination to encourage from inspiring English sources
Ms. Reding emphasized her determination to encourage greater competition in the market and to give regulators the power to force "functional separation" — obliging the owners of telecommunications networks to free the networks from their operating divisions.
They are expected to discuss ways of reinforcing the Fed's continuing determination to encourage economic activity and job creation when the Federal Open Market Committee meets here Tuesday and Wednesday.
This was widely interpreted as a coded rebuke to the prime minister for his growing determination to encourage new forms of provision of services, and of competition between service providers.
It reckons that regulators' determination to encourage competition to BT and BSkyB will override concerns about the cable industry.A new mogulThere is good reason for both those companies to worry.
This would be the same Jeremy Hunt who is currently secretary of state for culture and who has been eloquent in his determination to encourage us to be more generous – but who has had nothing so far to say about the budget.
In addition, the government's determination to encourage research as seen in its most recent five-year plan for the nation's development–seems to be producing a race for quantity over quality.
The Blood Donor Competency, Autonomy, and Relatedness Enhancement (Blood Donor CARE) project was designed as a practical application of self-determination theory to encourage retention of first-time donors.
However, the determination of Gov. James Douglas to encourage the fur trade and the lure of the California goldfields impeded settlement so successfully that in 1855 the total population of European origin in the colony was only 774, most of them involved in the fur trade.
Joint application development (JAD) is a facilitated group technique that can be used in systems requirements determination (SRD); it was designed to encourage team rapport and achieve synergy by leveraging the combined knowledge of participants.
Despite the potential for rancorous finger-pointing, one of the remarkable things about "The Front Runner" is its determination to be even-handed, to encourage viewers to make up their own minds (at least up to a point) about what happened 30 years ago and what it means for today.
The Patient Self-Determination Act of 1990 aims to encourage patients to take the initiative to ensure that their values are respected at the end of their life [ 1].
