Sentence examples for encourage programme from inspiring English sources
We would encourage programme's such as the Scottish Conservation Credits scheme and selective gear trials, and would also like to see those individuals who are actively increasing the sustainability of their gear being encouraged and positively rewarded.
Financial stringency and more extensive international market engagement both encourage programme introduction.
"I share the same interests and encourage programmes that help these children recover and return home healthy".
It is vital to audit gender equality within the health system, to encourage programmes to carry out such assessments, to implement gendered evaluations, and to consult and obtain feedback from women and men in the community to strengthen gender equity in sexual and reproductive health.
WHO MDSR technical guidance encourages programme implementers to start in facilities and build capacity for review with health professionals before moving to capturing and reviewing events that take place in communities [ 1].
SMS reminders are sent one day in advance, and the intervention group additionally receives a weekly telephone call in the weeks without group sessions (weeks 4 7 and 9 12) for individualised advice that addresses the exercises and encourages programme adherence.
She encourages programmes that deliver tangible benefits from wildlife left alive rather than poached, with tourism helping to pay to lease land for conservation, or to fund schools and clinics.
Ironically, as the EU Commission had often created encouraging programmes for startups, EU legislators were making laws which could put more and more onerous restraints on startups around data privacy, for instance.
He encouraged programme-makers to "keep the flame of this revolutionary programming alive by continuing to seek out new talent, nurture it, encourage it, challenge it, give it [a] home and the kind of autonomy that the past and present - of our three Golden Ages of television - has proved it deserves".
Congress could set up additional matching funds to encourage such programmes.
The government should launch a scale-up visa so that the best international talent can plug the current gaps and should encourage more programmes like the ELITE course at Imperial College or the Small Business Growth course at Aston University.
