It is true that some competition can be healthy, encouraging for instance lighter regulation for wholesale markets with knowledgeable customers than for retail markets without.
She was hugely encouraged, for instance, when one of her congregations gained four new members, taking its total weekly membership to 12.
People are encouraged, for instance, to recycle the plastic water-bags that pile up in the streets.The programme's director, Bala Muhammad, says it is successful because it is rooted in the same sharia law the state introduced in 1999; indeed, the sharia law commissioners sit on his board.
It would be encouraging for instance if Amazon demonstrates that better wholesale prices from its vendors are boosting margins, or if it shows that it's being more selective and selling only higher-margin goods, as it had pledged to do back in fourth quarter 2000.
Students are encouraged, for instance, to continue to believe, or come to believe, that engaging in intolerant or discriminatory behavior is wrong and that they should affirm, or come to affirm, the inherent worth and rights of the disabled, those of other racial/ethnic backgrounds, etc.
This must be avoided for we can see what happens when politics encourage vigilante: for instance, America during the Civil Rights Movement.
"But that basically just paves the way for more division, and also encourages others, for instance Salafi Sunnis, to have their own personal status law".
The format explicitly encourages this, for instance in the first moments of the first episode where contestants are made to judge each other and pair up before having met.
It's going to require the cooperation of countries to cease subsidies for fossil fuels and transition to renewable sources of energy alongside the adoption of a wide variety of initiatives to encourage--for instance more efficient land use and fighting forest fires.
Tong, a long-forgotten Big Brother contestant, has recently been in the headlines, having made comments on Twitter ostensibly encouraging anorexia: insisting, for instance, that women should "get thin or die trying", and that "hunger hurts but starving works".
When Carr left after seven years to form the jazz-rock fusion band Nucleus, a direction that never enticed Rendell, he continued leading groups that again encouraged younger players, for instance the saxophonists Stan Robinson and Barbara Thompson.
