Sentence examples for encouraged system from inspiring English sources

Although technology was thought of by some as antagonistic to humanistic concerns, others argued that it made communication and comprehension available to a wider population and encouraged "system thinking," both ultimately integrative effects.

This reflects a cultural shift in language, encouraged by systems like the Ref, rather than a change in science itself.

Since Japan instinctively solves any economic problem by throwing concrete and dollops of public money at it (tight as money is), the elderly will probably get their way.The rebuilding, as well as the discussion about Japan's future energy sources, might be easier if the political system encouraged debate and compromise, rather than partisan gridlock.

This system encouraged officials from state and local health departments to report outbreaks as soon as they occurred.

The implementation team educated frontline fellows, nurse practitioners and physician assistants on the intent and content of the feedback programme using emails and in-person meetings, and encouraged responses regarding system vulnerabilities.

The factory system both encouraged and required the growth of large cities.

Investigators in the field are encouraged to use the system in the design of their abnormal uterine bleeding related research because it is an approach that should improve our understanding and management of this often perplexing clinical condition.

In their ruling on Monday, the judges ruled that reducing overcrowding was the only way to reform the prison health care system and encouraged plaintiffs' and state lawyers to negotiate a way to cut the prison population.

The system also encouraged teachers (rightly or wrongly) to "teach to the tests" because districts where students did not do well were punished fiscally.

Among them, the introduction of DPC/PDPS (Diagnosis Procedure Combination/Per Diem Payment System) in 2003 encouraged hospitals to shorten length of hospital stay.

In 1994, the National Livestock and Meat Board's Blue Ribbon Task Force developed objective measures of meat "doneness" and encouraged use of automated cooking systems (12).