Sentence examples for encourage the establishment from inspiring English sources
The states were required to create data-driven systems for training and evaluating principals and teachers; encourage the establishment of high-quality charter schools; develop plans for turning around failing schools; and demonstrate a strong political consensus for reform.
To complement Japan's prewar elite institutions, such as Tokyo Imperial University (now the University of Tokyo), the Americans sought to encourage the establishment of prefectural universities and junior colleges.
The aides then set out what they said was a programme for creating "better attitudes", including measures to encourage the establishment of "old-fashioned independent schools", and exhorting Mrs Thatcher to bar her ministers from proposing state-funded solutions.
Bearing in mind the complicity of so many Serbs in ethnic cleansing throughout the region, this would help to enlarge accountability and encourage the establishment of a human rights culture.
The Pratt center is part of a group known as the Brownfields Coalition, which proposed legislation that would encourage the establishment of cleanup standards based on how the property would be used and incentives for voluntary cleanups.
The purpose of subsidies is not to help already profitable businesses but to encourage the establishment of new sources of energy that, with the help of subsidies while they are still small and unprofitable, could grow to become viable alternative energy sources in the future.
The Netherlands encouraged the establishment of a state-regulated but self-organized separate Moslem pillar.
Yvette Cooper rightly encouraged the establishment of the Independent Police Commission, chaired by the former Met commissioner John Stevens.
The organization has tried new approaches to economic development, encouraging the establishment of specialized organizations to meet specific needs.
