Sentence examples for encourage adequacy from inspiring English sources
Most important, Thursday's decision is likely to encourage adequacy efforts across the nation, both in statehouses and in the courts.
"Since published reports indicate fewer than 100 of approximately 9,000 publicly listed companies have reported a material data breach since 2010, I encourage you to evaluate the adequacy of current SEC thresholds for disclosing events of this nature," he wrote.
Given the impact on nutrient intake and adequacy, efforts to encourage and maintain breakfast consumption are warranted.
Georgetown's Director of Health Education Services Carol Day adds, "We are trying to encourage a campus climate of sleep adequacy by sharing the facts about sleep with students in a variety of ways and urging them to prioritize self-care by not taking on so many things to do that demands on their time exceed the time students have to give.
When developing a PRO instrument, sponsors are encouraged to assess its adequacy in the context of the following development processes.
Keeping in mind current standards as well as those contemporaneous with the study, the U.S. EPA carcinogenic risk guidelines (U.S. EPA 2005a) encourage the use of established criteria [e.g., NTP guidelines (NTP 2011a)] for judging the technical adequacy of individual animal carcinogenicity studies.
The measure has drawn the ire of physician groups, which argue that protecting patients against out-of-network charges would encourage insurers to leave gaps in their networks — a problem that legislators addressed in the last session by requiring regulators to check the adequacy of most plans' networks every year.
Among other measures, the document called for an agreement on Nov. 15 to submit rating agencies to registration, ways to reduce incentives to excessive risk taking, harmonizing of capital adequacy standards and encouraging an internationally coordinated response to the macroeconomic challenges as recession looms.
Early joint exercises are encouraged, and depending on the adequacy of articular fixation and on associated ligament injuries, weight bearing may be permitted to a limited degree (about 30%) in the first 6 weeks and then encouraged to the 'as tolerated' maxim.
(ii) Results also encouraged us to consider the adequacy of our questionnaires.
