Sentence examples for encourage identification from inspiring English sources
Gen. Yoav Mordechai, spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces, sent a letter to the Foreign Ministry slamming the Refaeli campaign for conveying "the message that we ignore and forgive evasion of enlistment" and encourage "identification, among youths of both sexes, with the success of those who did not enlist".
This stems from leadership, but also from structures that encourage identification across the widest possible range, rather than focused on a small closed group.
As in the case of Substantive Reviews, we encourage identification of research gaps and recommendations.
The prototype characters were kept as non-specific as possible to encourage identification - only a first name (gender) was provided to make the prototype more understandable.
This process is structured to encourage identification of their hopes for learning on the course and their concerns about what might prevent learning.
For example, it is possible that a positive experience could encourage identification with others which in turn predicts CSR and relationality.
While children in the audience were prone to dislike the kids in that show – too posh, too swotty – the family dynamics on offer in Blue Peter (BBC, since 1958) deliberately encouraged identification and empathy.
It is postulated that the focus required for Tai-Chi encourages identification with the inner self, allowing problems of dissociation and attention, characteristic of schizophrenia, to be addressed.
Numerical scores may give some students a false sense of security that they will pass the course, without encouraging identification of their shortcomings [ 33].
As highlighted below, there is a good agreement between the genes that change expression with age and the genes required for the effect of DR. This encourages identification of lifespan regulating genes based on changes in their age-associated expression.
The findings from this pilot study should encourage further identification of factors that perpetuate maltreatment and abuse among medical interns.
