Sentence examples for encourage the performance from inspiring English sources

The theater company was founded by Mr. Horowitz in 1979 to encourage the performance and study of classic drama.

The crisis in live music, which employed 44,000 people before the financial crisis struck in 2008, was given official recognition in the government's coalition agreement, which promised to "cut red tape to encourage the performance of more live music".

As a pianist Liszt was the first to give complete solo recitals, and he did a great deal to encourage the performance of music by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Berlioz, Wagner, and Robert Schumann by transcribing their works for piano and playing them in his concerts at a time when they were insufficiently appreciated.

The community should identify existing long-term experiments or potential experiments (e.g., those spanning decades, centuries, or longer that are intentional or unintentional) and actively encourage the performance of new ones.

The in vitro presented results, if confirmed in other institutions, in conjunction with anecdotal clinical data, should encourage the performance of a clinical trial of sufficient size to compare co-trimoxazole to vancomycin in treating MRSA infections.

If also observed in other institutions, these findings should encourage the performance of a clinical trial of sufficient size to compare co-trimoxazole to vancomycin in treating MRSA infections.

He stressed that before the civil war, Iraq was "the most liberal and secular" of the Middle Eastern countries, encouraging the performance of western classical music.

When, in appreciation for Robbins having been a friendly witness, Ed Sullivan in 1959 publicly forgave him for his Communism, Robbins encouraged the performance of his work on Sullivan's show and took pride in his standing ovation on national television following his exoneration.

This value again encourages the performance of the model better and it has the highest potential to use its future recorded value (Table 7).

In addition, the supervised training probably controlled and encouraged the performance of the prescribed exercises.

We were aware of this and tried to compensate for this methodological weakness with strictly structured measurement procedures where the test leader did not encourage the subjects' performance during the tests.