Sentence examples for encourage a process from inspiring English sources

"We support and encourage a process of open, peer-reviewed science, and the role of our public affairs office, like any other organization, is to coordinate and ensure that media get timely, accurate and thorough information," said Richard Mills, spokesman for Commerce Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez.

It states that the EU's objective is "to encourage a process of transition to a pluralist democracy and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, as well as sustainable recovery and improvement in the living standards of the Cuban people".

Rather, it hopes that the huge disruption caused by the fighting in recent years, which has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes, will encourage a process whereby the traditional social structures in the tribal areas break down and the tribal people become better integrated into the rest of Pakistan.

He explains that those who choose to silence themselves tacitly encourage a process by which speech is forbidden through the legal process.

"This Resolution urges President Obama to immediately impose targeted sanctions that are already possible under existing law and encourage a process of dialogue between Venezuela's government and the political opposition," Rubio said in a statement.

The challenge will be to continue to recognise the importance of moral reflection under circumstances that are not conducive to it and to encourage a process of re-evaluation that strives to assess whether resulting decisions are consistent with those values the framework is intended to promote.

Real security, he argued, was obtainable just by encouraging a process of reciprocal restraint through negotiations with Moscow.

Mr. Rhodes said the Turkish and Egyptian leaders "have the ability to play a constructive role in engaging Hamas and encouraging a process of de-escalation".

O'Leary presents an alternative model of social work boundaries which emphasizes connection rather than separation and encourages a process of mutuality (O'Leary et al. 2013).

Long conservative rule and unprecedented economic growth has encouraged national pride in Japan's unique position in Asia and has led to a re-emergence of traditions rather than encouraging a process of coming to terms with Japan's past.

The modernization agenda encouraged a process of organizational development (e.g., formal restructuring of public services), but the accounting workforce itself was very small and highly centralized, and therefore almost identical with the project group.