Sentence examples for encouraged a system from inspiring English sources

At that time, currency was particularly liquid, and it encouraged a system not of hoarding and scarcity, but of use, liquidity and abundance.

The development of what became Greater Manchester is attributed to a shared tradition of domestic flannel and fustian cloth production, which encouraged a system of cross-regional trade.

In response to the failure of formal debriefing we have encouraged a system of hot debriefing, in which issues, good or bad, are "debriefed" as soon as is practicable after they arise.

Yet social workers are encouraging a system of registration that helps the government approach these children non-judgementally and sympathetically.

It does not matter that in some isolated areas hunting acts as "a significant cohesive force, encouraging a system of mutual support".

By inviting market forces into health care, we can encourage a system where doctors, insurers and hospitals compete against one another for the business of informed consumers.

If we encourage a system in which higher education is more accessible and affordable to students of all income levels, then market-based institutions (along with community colleges, upon which the current administration has placed high hopes) will need to play a major role.

This difference in consent standards could encourage a system (as I recently argued) where private companies bring in biospecimens and data, deidentify them, and sell them back to publicly funded researchers - for less than it would cost for the researchers to collect samples and donor consent themselves.

This encourages a system where each checks the other and offers a second input.

A range of such interventions are highlighted by the papers cited in this section, including innovations to strengthen managerial practice and recruit managers, encouraging a system of accountable multi-level governance and a focus on improving gender relations within the health system.

For example, SLEs should be undertaken at regular intervals with a cumulative formative impact over the course of a rotation, thereby allowing trainees to conduct SLEs in a meaningful way that is beneficial to their own personal and professional development, rather than encouraging a system of 'hunting' for SLEs at the end of a rotation to secure that 'tick'tick