Planned (imposed) change may encourage compliance without conviction [ 44], because, as sensemaking theory notes, it fails to provide spaces for the new forms of sensemaking necessary to support the intended changes [ 26].
Instead, the committee adopted this language: "In all death row cases, we encourage thorough post-conviction reviews".
The conviction may encourage prosecutors to seek evidence against other successful hedge funds, particularly if their previous trades aroused suspicion.
Well, maybe so but if you've made it to the grand finale of my convictions, I encourage you to methodically dissect how you define beauty.
He is encouraged by a conviction that his squad are behind him.
Obama said he was encouraged because the conviction that the country is "all on one team" came through in his own conversation with Trump, which happened at 3.30am.
Having helped to almost destroy an innocent man – who was held for three days by detectives, a decision possibly encouraged by his conviction in the court of journalistic opinion – television now attempts to solidify his exoneration with The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies, a two-and-a-half hour, two-part drama (Wednesday and Thursday, ITV), written by Peter Morgan.
A strong sense of conviction can both encourage and discourage people from speaking out.
Although the European Union has only embraced the unilateral imposition of sanctions relatively recently, it has demonstrated that when acting with conviction, the bloc can encourage behavioral change.
The SEC recently charged a government chemist with basing trades in pharmaceutical stocks on results from confidential drug trials.Not by regulators alone Wiretaps will increase conviction rates, and may encourage criminal prosecutions.
Thus, they all held the conviction it's "very important to encourage non-Christians to become Christians," and thus likely put effort into converting non-Christians.
