The phrase "encourage demands" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of promoting or supporting certain requests or expectations, but the combination of words is awkward.
Example: "The organization aims to encourage demands for better working conditions among employees."
Alternatives: "promote requests" or "support expectations."
Carmakers' financing units encourage demand for a company's products and allow the companies to collect lending profits that might otherwise go to banks.
Mr. Rothenberg also invited the media agencies to meet with his association to talk about joining forces to start a "Digital Video Center of Excellence," which would encourage demand for original online video programming.
But governments' acquisition of company shares was not addressed by the European Union in its latest aid guidelines, which focused on credit for companies unable to secure loans, grants to help companies improve their environmental performance and measures to encourage demand — mainly programs that would pay people to scrap their old cars for new, environmentally friendly models.
Programs designed to encourage demand side responsiveness had a slow start.
Governments and policy makers should work together to encourage demand response programs with generous subsidies and with regulatory support.
That willingness would ultimately free up the market and allow the Fed's looser monetary policy to encourage demand.
We need to encourage demand to ward off the deflation that threatens the major economies of Europe".
Governments and policy makers should encourage demand response programs with generous subsidies and with regulatory support, which will help to reduce the costs and risks to programs sponsors and to air-conditioning unit users.
Mr Davies, who chairs the Welsh advisory committee for the communications watchdog Ofcom, said the project was transformative but more needed to be done to make people aware of when it is rolled out in their communities to encourage demand for the high-speed broadband.
