Sentence examples for developing and encouraging from inspiring English sources
"Role models are key to developing and encouraging the next generation of film makers.
"We should be commissioning more, we should be developing and encouraging more new writing in all sorts of different ways".
TTP design embraces three dimensions: physical training in transition, learning in transition, and teaching for transition, with an emphasis on developing and encouraging a mindset that enables information to be transferred into alternative settings for practice and learning throughout life.
Developing and encouraging artistic talent could be more than a finger in the dike of drop-outs, it could also be a legitimate scholastic path in high school.
3) Ørestad Gymnasium in Copenhagen, Denmark is a high school focusing on media, communications, and culture with a vision of developing and encouraging creativity.
Despite rigorous research showing fraternity brothers are more likely to commit sexual violence than unaffiliated men, fraternity apologists still try to deny the role that collective fraternity psychology plays in developing and encouraging violent behaviors and attitudes.
They have to focus on results and so will spend time on exam technique and marking schemes rather than letting discussion develop and encouraging us to think widely.
Several experimental EV71 vaccine candidates are being developed, and encouraging mouse immunogenicity results have been obtained when the prototype vaccine candidates were tested at the preclinical level [for reviews see references [8] and [11]].
And if we are to be a place of civic engagement we also need to develop and encourage the growth of a 21st-century community.
Gerstner clearly describes the importance of a consistent, customer-focused corporate culture, how change needs to be encouraged and managed, and the critical need to develop and encourage leaders in the organization.
For my own sectional interest, there's good news for new-writing theatres like London's Royal Court and Arcola and Newcastle Live, and for some organisations that develop and encourage new writing.
