Sentence examples for encourage aging from inspiring English sources

We note that this is in direct opposition to recent policy initiatives designed to encourage aging at home.

Ficino encouraged aging Tuscans to drink the milk of a beautiful teen-ager, mixed with sugar and fennel.

So it's a business imperative to encourage age-diverse employment – we need as many people as possible, young and old, to be active in the labour market if our economy is to be healthy and competitive.

More generally, given that information updating would usually encourage age-dependent declines in behavioural plasticity, we suggest that future theory should focus on explaining situations in which this does not occur.

"Children need to see that their parents are a resource; home is a resource where grief is welcome," Wilborn said, noting that parents should encourage age-appropriate expressions of grief.

It is known that during the first year of treatment children with cancer perform significantly less moderate-to-vigorous physical activity than healthy controls, indicating that these children remain mostly inactive during the initial year of treatment even though the recommendations encourage age-appropriate physical activity that is also individually appropriate [ 23].

The Summer Reading Challenge is organised by The Reading Agency and aims to encourage children aged four to 11 years-old to read at least six books over the summer – with exciting rewards.

The 42-year-old has teamed up with the UK Space Agency to encourage children aged 8 to 14 to come up with a British meal that he can show off to his International Space Station crew mates.

This qualitative analysis of focus groups describes how neighborhood design encourages active aging.

A pre-campaign survey was conducted two months prior to the campaign and used semi-structured questionnaires and focus groups to identify appropriate media messages and channels required to encourage residents aged 15 49 years to attend the campaign.

It seems unlikely that the SEACO sub-district would be radically different from other rural areas in peninsular Malaysia, particularly given the explicit government policy to encourage working aged populations to move into urban centres [ 23].