Sentence examples for encourage dissemination from inspiring English sources

Leslie Harris, a lawyer who represents some teacher groups, said, "You want protections to encourage creation of intellectual property, but you also want to encourage dissemination of information in a free society".

[Legal Note: This talking point is provided solely for humor, as I certainly wouldn't encourage dissemination of conspiracy theories, or encourage anyone to encourage anyone else to break the law by not filling out their Census forms. Ahem.].

To be fair to the writer, the Soviet system does not encourage dissemination of the kind of information that would make it possible to produce a book that would back up the claim implied in its title.

Its main aims are to strengthen national pasture research capabilities and encourage dissemination and exchange of pasture plant germplasm.

In order to encourage dissemination of the details outlined in this Editorial, it will also be published in other journals in the Neuroscience Peer Review Consortium.

In order to encourage dissemination of the STREGA Statement, this article has also been published by Annals of Internal Medicine, European Journal of Epidemiology, Genetic Epidemiology, Human Genetics, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology and PLoS Medicine.

The substantial variation of lost productivity costs that these employers report encourages dissemination researchers to consider whether productivity-enhancing interventions can be more effectively disseminated by identifying 'which employers benefit' (the market perspective) rather than 'whether employers will benefit' (the societal perspective).

The project aimed to create a network of CBOs with a view to developing a sustainable institution, encouraging dissemination of fishery management information and enabling these organizations to respond to various issues efficiently and effectively.

He did so by encouraging dissemination of judicial information through a medium that is cheap, accessible and likely to reach those individuals around the country who have a vested interest in the proceedings, but cannot attend court personally.

Making a reference to the relevant published reporting standards when using a flow diagram encourages dissemination and acceptance by helping the reader to understand that inclusion of the diagram is an aspect of good practice.

Conclusion: These results confirm the long-term positive effects of this standardized behavioral intervention in a different cultural context and in real-world settings, which encourages further dissemination of the program in various community settings.