Sentence examples for encouraged technology from inspiring English sources

These encouraged technology transfer and the direct participation of local personnel in technological development processes (Dent 2003; He 2015; Lee 2005).

"Government tax breaks for solar have encouraged technology advancement," he said.

The U.S. government has long encouraged technology innovation in the service of our country's economic and national security aims.

Between 1995 and 2004, Mr. Naidu aggressively pushed economic reforms and encouraged investment from information technology companies in Hyderabad, including Microsoft, which opened its first port of operation outside the United States in the state capital.

However, the public mood surrounding brain implants soured with the publication of his book Physical Control of the Mind: Toward a Psychocivilized Society in 1969, in which Delgado (somewhat naively) downplayed the Orwellian prospects of the devices and encouraged people to embrace the technology.

The trend was hastened by the regular ice famines during the period, such as the 1898 British famine, which typically caused rapid price increases, fuelled demand for plant ice and encouraged investment in the new technologies.

Piercing all the bad press and negative history written by those the Mongols conquered, it brings into focus a hugely important historical catalyst that helped bring about the modern world--the fact that the Mongols conquered and systematically encouraged cross-fertilization of ideas and technologies all across Eurasia--from China to Europe, Persia, the Middle East, and the doors of South Asia.

These are encouraged, when proposing adoption of innovative technologies, to outline research projects addressing some of the unresolved questions.

In the course redesign program, faculty were encouraged to come up with ways to incorporate technology, interactive learning tools and engagement strategies that could be implemented in the classroom.

The Obama administration has changed charging and sentences policies, launched initiatives to get businesses to commit to reduce barriers to hiring formerly incarcerated people, enabled Obama to use his clemency powers, as well as encouraged local law enforcement agencies to harness data and technology to modernize the criminal justice system.

Article 66.2 in particular encouraged developed countries to provide industry incentives for pharmaceutical technology transfer and capacity building in developing countries [ 5].