Sentence examples similar to encourage acceleration from inspiring English sources

While these developments are encouraging, acceleration of the CAAP process would suggest a need to pursue the formal adoption of a CAAP Framework document as part of the agenda of CAAP development while considering a second available option for realizing its contributions to agricultural cooperation and integration in Africa along the lines indicated by Article 46 of the AEC Treaty.

We should encourage an acceleration of this kind of innovation by the bar, the bench and the academy so that legal training and services can be more widely available.

Seems to me it could well DELAY the program, but it would also encourage the acceleration of the program.

In the foster-care side of family law, Dr. Guggenheim said, Dr. Goldstein's and his co-authors' views encouraged the acceleration of termination of parents rights in cases where children were in foster care.

The concept of the Great Acceleration encourages us to conceive of postwar capitalism as a biogeochemical process: the history of post-Fordism, the triumph of the welfare state, les trente glorieuses, and the rise of the BRIC powers all contributed to the upward trend of emissions and the increasing disequilibrium of the carbon cycle.

They should create training and workforce acceleration programs that encourage people with AI-ready development skills to pursue tech-driven careers.

So we'll be supportive every initiative in town and doing all that we can in LA to encourage more tech entrepreneurship across any startup incubation or acceleration programs.And we agree with that.

Small and large individual companies are joining the movement and it is encouraging to see the acceleration towards a sustainable economy.

Whether through acceleration or a longer patent term, we should be doing what we can to encourage those innovations society most needs.

The acceleration itself is encouraging.

Acceleration of drug development has been clearly encouraged by the recent successful marketing of Kalydeco®, the first personalized medication for CF patients directly targeting mutated CFTR proteins (Ramsey et al., 2011).