Sentence examples for devised to encourage from inspiring English sources
The system of credits has been devised to encourage new technology and better penetration of current fuel-saving equipment into the market.
He writes that the questions "are devised to encourage curiosity and playfulness, and many are of the standard expected in some university entrance tests".
Showers in workplaces are, along with more bicycle infrastructure and bike parking places, among the measures in the Bike bill, devised to encourage cycling in the country.
Those who support strict limits on greenhouse-gas pollution take issue with that, saying the act requires only that clean-air technologies be "adequately demonstrated" — a loosely defined standard that they say was deliberately devised to encourage innovation.
And NBC, hardly ready to lie down, is preparing a series of counterpunches, including a speeded-up production schedule for "ER" and some program stunts, one with a game-show-like payoff, devised to encourage viewers to stick with NBC.
NBC is preparing a series of countermoves, including a speeded-up production schedule for "ER" and some program stunts, one with a game-show-like payoff, devised to encourage viewers to stick with NBC.
Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific of Hong Kong and Garuda Indonesia have all devised promotions to encourage passengers to return to Bali.
As we think about how to deal with the long-term deficit, we need to devise ways to encourage rational economic decisions — and tell government agencies that their funding will depend on their ability to make them.
Mr. Caballero, who made health care a centerpiece of his mayoral campaign, is trying to devise strategies to encourage businesses to provide insurance, for instance offering advantages in bidding for city contracts.
Instead, they have said they will concentrate on reviving the once lively national press, streamlining government ministries, passing a national budget and devising legislation to encourage the formation of political parties.
However, the findings are unlikely to help devise ways to encourage children to eat their greens.
