After a clampdown under George W. Bush, Americans may now travel in "people-to-people" tour programs, which encourage contact with Cubans.
Under President Obama, the United States Treasury Department is again issuing licenses for "people-to-people" trips, intended to encourage contact between Americans and Cubans.
Consequently, there is a need for a policy the main target of which is to encourage contact among people.
Thirdly, although one can identify public reasons to encourage contact, directly forcing people to interact is not likely to be feasible for pragmatic reasons.
If no contact is made by the unit, a prompt email is sent by the GetREAL team occupational therapist every six months during this period to encourage contact.
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Some day centres encourage contacts with the community through, for example, a café open to the public or a second-hand shop.
Recruitment was carried out by attempting to make contact with eligible women through ALSPAC staff visiting community locations and through using antenatal and maternity health services and media information to encourage contact and promote the study.
I encouraged contacts seeking work or connections to see me as a resource.
He has a LinkedIn account and encourages contact from those desiring "new ventures," "expertise requests," and "getting back in touch," among others.
