Sentence examples for encourage diversification from inspiring English sources

The account is capped at $20,000, to encourage diversification.

While the farming industry collects about 41 billion euros in direct aid, this year, 13.6 billion euros more went to rural development programs — to encourage diversification by financing projects like organic farming, renewable energy and farm tourism.

Extractive industries can spur new activities and encourage diversification: while the possibility of processing profitably everything that is underground should not be overestimated, the promotion of backward linkages (local firms supplying goods and services to big extractive firms) holds the promise of job creation and technological spill-overs.

The UN development programme is preparing a major effort to clear the debris, and sell the wood for lumber which would help farmers survive, while developing a long-term plan to encourage diversification into vegetables and legumes to grow alongside the coconut trees.

It is a point that the prime minister was keen to make on his tour of the rural south-west at the end of the week.Last December, Mr Brown announced a £1.6 billion package over the next seven years to encourage diversification.

Formalization of land tenure is hypothesized to encourage diversification in management regimes.

Competition encourages diversification as well as innovation.

They have also encouraged diversification that discourages most investors from exercising an active role in corporate governance.

To the detriment of the entire region, the South continued after the war to be a one-crop economy until the 20th century, when the New Deal and World War II encouraged diversification and industrialization.

They also encourage internal diversification into related fields, building upon and extending corporate capabilities.

This fragmented pattern of share ownership is due in part to legal constraints on concentrated ownership, fiduciary requirements that encourage extensive diversification, and investors' strong desire for liquidity.