Sentence examples for encouraged for developing from inspiring English sources
In order to achieve the most cost-effective mitigation and to ensure no displacement of emissions among GHG sectors, countries are required (or encouraged, for developing countries) to commit to economy-wide mitigation targets (Art 4.4 of the Paris Agreement).
Although increased awareness of hygiene behaviour in developing countries is encouraged for prevention and control of communicable diseases, this finding infers that it may be an economically viable and effective anti-bullying activity.
Making time for nutrition can be encouraged by developing educational campaigns that promote the benefits of nutrition breaks, by carefully scheduling nutrition opportunities during work hours, and through peer support of nutrition as a necessary component of a physician's ability to deliver quality health care.
Model Driven Development (MDD) encourages the use of models for developing complex software systems.
We are looking for an individual or a group who has made an exceptional contribution to the promotion and engagement of girls and young women in natural sciences, social sciences, mathematics, engineering or medicine, and exhibits the potential for developing and encouraging more girls and young women to study these subjects.
"The Task Force on Communications and Technology deserves special thanks for encouraging these reform efforts and for developing model legislation like the Advanced Voice Services Availability Act".
Her group creates programs for developing countries that encourage early childhood development as an investment in the country's economic future.
Public private partnerships in education provision, especially for developing countries, are encouraged because of the fact that many governments cannot adequately afford the costs of education provision due to economic position (Bray 1999).
We do want to dispel the myths —that a melanoma diagnosis is a death sentence — and encourage people to know the risks for developing melanoma.
8. Governments must urgently encourage new sources of climate finance for developing countries to enable our rapid transition to zero-carbon, climate-resilient societies.
