Sentence examples for encourage a range of from inspiring English sources

Some suggest that more could be done to encourage a range of different housing options for older people, given the shortage of suitable homes.

It was, she said, important to encourage a range of efforts and approaches by governments to end use of fossil fuels.

Miliband has refused to intervene in the election process, even to encourage a range of Labour voters to register to become party supporters to have a say in the leadership.

He added that if the Tories were elected, he would encourage a "range of providers" of higher education, with "much greater diversity of legal status", including private companies and American universities.

At issue, then, is not nature or nurture but how nurture becomes nature: the environment in which children play and grow can encourage a range of aptitudes or foreclose them.

Publishers currently subsidise travel and accommodation for many festival appearances and withdrawing this support may mean some smaller festivals fold – which would be quietly tragic, because festivals kindle and encourage a range of excellent things to do and be which might otherwise simply remain undiscovered, or make a noise like a hoop and roll away for lack of support.

"He's encouraged a range of religious and racial bigotry, misogyny, even bragging about his sexual assaults of women.

What is it about Totnes that encourages a range of opportunities to eat that wouldn't be out of place in Naples?

Busting myths about who can foster is vital to encouraging a range of different people to make that crucial first enquiry, says Staffordshire council's fostering service manager Amanda Fritz.

Mr. Bush's plea for a new dialogue came as his administration published the report of an energy task force containing scores of specific proposals -- many that he can impose by executive order -- for finding new sources of power and encouraging a range of new energy technologies.

A series of levels are also unlocked as you progress, encouraging a range of different movements aimed at relaxing the user.