Sentence examples for encourage the perception of from inspiring English sources
On 26 January, RAF Jaguars and Tornadoes raided several Silkworm missile batteries in Kuwait to encourage the perception of an imminent amphibious invasion to liberate the country.
The other side of the coin is that the most basic surgical interventions still remain inaccessible for much of the world, and the increasing specialization of surgery encourages the perception in developing countries that it falls within the purview of the referral hospital.
That disclaimer encouraged the perception that Mr. Andrew Fastow played perhaps that pivotal role in the collapse of the company.
Designating certain breeds as inherently dangerous implies to the public that behavior is not effectively influenced (positively or negatively), by training, and also encourages the faulty perception of other breeds as being inherently safe.
Indeed, familiarity with a level crossing has been shown to reduce the perception of risk, and encourage drivers to engage in risk-taking behaviours.
And to substitute "people who are blind" for "the blind" is to encourage perception of the person as a human being who happens to lack the ability to see rather than as someone defined by that disability.
Since HWWS is rare, the perception of this social norm encourages people 'not' to do it.
"The more we eliminate the perception of undue influence, the more we encourage people to participate in the democratic process".
My parents, both artists, exposed me to a conceptual world far beyond the perception of many of my peers and encouraged me to pursue my artistic interests.
To create the perception of place identity, new residents should be encouraged to frequently participate in community activities.
