Sentence examples for encourage transition from inspiring English sources

In January, the E.P.A. proposed more specific limits on domestic production for the coolant, in the hope that curtailing supply would force "more recovery and reuse of HCFC-22 in large systems, as well as encourage transition to HCFC-22 alternatives".

To ensure a sustainable future, water management strategies must include balanced socio-economic choices on the use of aquifer storage reserves, demand management to encourage transition to a less water-dependent economy, and plans for the eventual replacement of the water source with another as it is depleted.

Pediatricians are part of the primary care system and can follow their patients into young adulthood without restrictions although most paediatricians encourage transition to adult care around the age of 16.

It is important that education provisions, including non-formal education outside their communities, be recognized in order to facilitate and encourage transition to formal school either in their home or host countries.

This quasi-experimental study integrated family planning, including the Lactational Amenorrhea Method, into community-based maternal and newborn health care and encouraged transition to other modern methods after 6 months to increase birth-to-pregnancy intervals.

This is a very important finding as it clearly demonstrated incompetence of the DAS28-CRP remission criteria in defining remission that is meaningful for patients, thus encouraging transition to new ACR/EULAR remission criteria.

Instead, the U.S. would encourage a transition led by Mubarak's newly installed Vice-President, Omar Suleiman.

So how do we encourage the transition to an aggressive, decentralized clean regenerative energy policy?

It should explicitly encourage democratic transition in the country rather than providing the Bahraini regime with with the moral and physical military support through arms and security training to violently suppress overwhelmingly peaceful protests.

Something similar happened in the telecom industry in the late nineties, when the government, in order to encourage the transition to high-def TV, simply gave local broadcasters swathes of the digital spectrum worth tens of billions of dollars.

Losing no functionality from previous versions whilst also simplifying the interface (most likely to encourage a transition from GarageBand) sounds too good to be true, but by all accounts Apple have another hit on their hands.