Sentence examples for encourage environmental from inspiring English sources

Jailing the "Heathrow 13" could encourage environmental activists to cause more damage in future protests, experts have warned.

Our policy should emphasize mutual benefits over penalties and sanctions and encourage environmental improvement without building in provisions that retard trade.

Mr. Gore said such views, constantly made available to the world on the Internet and on television, would encourage environmental consciousness and educational programs.

Yale's work on the Environmental Performance Index, for example, shows that comparing countries to their peers prompts national leaders to ask, "how can we improve and achieve those results?" These kinds of targeted comparisons encourage environmental action.

Just before Earth Day, on Monday, more than 20 stores in the West Village are participating in a promotion called Urban Greenwalk by installing videos and displays to encourage environmental initiatives.

These proposals are built around three measures: breaking the link between how much farmers produce and how much subsidy they receive; bringing EU prices in line with world prices; and shifting resources towards grants that encourage environmental stewardship and rural development.

Its introduction allows, or even encourages, environmental destruction with the promise that the habitat can be recreated elsewhere.

The Obama administration said it wants a "next-generation" agreement that, in addition to lowering tariffs, lowers investment restrictions, improves labor rights, encourages environmental protection and reduces government favoritism of state-owned businesses.

The garden has already been planted this spring with everything from kohlrabi to kale by GrowNYC, a hands-on nonprofit organization that encourages environmental programs that was hired by the developers for two years.

This method encourages environmental scanning (Fox-Wolfgramm, 2010), and the challenges of making decisions under conditions of complexity and conflict (Ferrell and Ferrell, 2012).

That idea has drawn criticism from some environmentalists and policy analysts, who are worried about encouraging environmental problems or reducing energy security.