Sentence examples for encourage good practice from inspiring English sources

We really encourage good practice to be passed on.

"The responsible way to address irresponsible recycling is to help educate and encourage good practice, not to ban all the trade," Mr. Harris said.

They formed an organisation called the Club du Neuf to try and encourage good practice in kitchens and to train a new generation of British chefs.

Even when acknowledging the case for "beefing up" Johnson's voluntary London Rental Standard, designed to encourage good practice among the capital's private landlords, he's seemed to absolve Johnson himself from any blame.

Last year it organised protests against the screening of the pornographic film Deep Throat, worked with Trades Unions to encourage good practice in dealing with harassment in the workplace, and is planning a major feminist film festival for next year.

Introduction: The aim of this article was to encourage good practice in the statistical analyses of orthodontic research data.

"What he's trying to do is not discourage intuition or instinct, but to encourage good practices," Mr. Masters added.

Universities and colleges typically keep white lists of the journals they deem acceptable for their researchers to publish in, and independent organizations such as the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association have sprung up to encourage good practices among the O.A. journals.

This suggests that creating a positive practice environment is important for influencing behavior change, and that it may be possible to encourage good practices from the botton-up even in contexts where there is no top-down, hospital-wide mandate to use professional interpreters.

In an assessment of the requirements at a national level for encouraging good practice in SUMP development, May [14] reviewed the work of the EC and ECMT and national studies in the UK [8, 15] and Scandinavia [16], and concluded that they were remarkably consistent in their assessments of the barriers to effective SUMP development.

I recognise that the guidance may be very useful in encouraging good practice.