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Eric has encouraged far more experimentation with the straw then with wood and concrete.

Social media tools have encouraged far right activists to become far more combative and – persistently – attempt to insult individuals and discredit their research.

I was much more likely to follow these sessions than the ones on insurance schemes and economic reform, yet the design of the symposium encouraged far more crossover than usually occurs at such events.

Adverse economic conditions and the implosion of the political centre that appear to have encouraged far-right parties are also nurturing other forms of societal division, leading to polarisation.

It encourages far too much posturing and manoeuvring for electoral advantage.

Let players say what they like, be glad when they do, and encourage far more of it than is currently dared.

As the Foreign Office minister Baroness Anelay puts it, the very efficiency of Italy's search-and-rescue programme seems to have created "an unintended 'pull factor'?", encouraging far more people to attempt the crossing.

The new chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange is preparing a plan that would encourage far more trading on its electronic system and perhaps blunt criticism from institutions of the trading now done on its floor, according to executives who have been briefed on the measure.

"This government wants to make it easier and safer for people who already cycle as well as encouraging far more people to take it up and business, local government, developers, road users and the transport sector all have a role to play in helping to achieve this".

The incentives implicit in a bundled payment covering all the relevant providers involved in an inpatient episode can encourage far more efficiency.

If the Ashers verdict stands it could, for example, encourage far-right extremists to demand that bakeries and other service providers facilitate the promotion of anti-migrant and anti-Muslim opinions.