Sentence examples for encourage sustainability from inspiring English sources

Circular economy put in light the remanufacturing as a potential good scenario to encourage sustainability.

The challenge now is to work with the building industry to encourage sustainability to be part of all new housing through a new flexible Code for Sustainable Buildings.

The investigation results in a discussion about future opportunities with proposal to encourage sustainability oriented travel decisions in the next generation travel information system.

Our mission is to encourage sustainability to the communities in Honduras through our Medical, Microfinance, Business, Public Health, Water, Dental, Environmental, and Law Brigades.

The implication is that where markets aren't working to encourage sustainability, Walmart intends to reward those farmers who reduce their emissions and water usage, or penalize those who don't.

ATLANTA, JUNE 6 AND 7 The theme of this year's garden tour will be Southern gardens, so many of the gardens on the tour will feature native plants and those that have adapted well to the climate, and those that also encourage sustainability and low water usage.

For example, Coca Cola and Levi's have collaborated with artist will.i.am to launch a new EkoCycle brand that aims to encourage sustainability-minded behaviours through affordable lifestyle products.

But what of companies that don't have a legal and cultural framework that encourages sustainability?

The competition encourages sustainability, so most of the houses have systems to use rainwater and reuse wash water for plants.

Juhwan Park '18, a physics and music major, decided to apply to be part of the incubator after making it to the final round of the Big Idea Competition with his idea, Puppet Plant, an electronic device that sits on your desk and monitors and encourages sustainability through movement and color.

Law, Technology, and Public Policy Examines the relationship between law and the development of science and technology, the ways in which law, economics, and technological change shape public policy, and compares law and economics as alternative paradigms for encouraging sustainability, growth, and employment.