Sentence examples for encouraged through an from inspiring English sources

Its approach to filmmaking is guided by Mr. Hewes's sensibilities, formed in the 1960's, which hold that creativity cannot be coached or coaxed, but needs to be encouraged through an adult's free-wheeling and loosely organized collaboration with a child whose whim comes first.

By joining this organization, playwrights had an opportunity to see productions at conventions and conferences, and were further encouraged through an award given annually for outstanding work.

These findings suggest that to achieve accurate results staff should be educated but most importantly monitored and encouraged through an appropriate line of management.

Skilled migrants will be encouraged through a new three-year "talent" work permit.

Youth in particular will be encouraged through a new program called Youth Jobs Path to find work.

Property marketing increases buyer confidence, and perceptions of authenticity are often encouraged through a nod to the history of the area.

In gaseous diffusion, natural uranium in the form of uranium hexafluoride gas (UF6), a product of chemical conversion, is encouraged (through a mechanical process) to seep through a porous barrier.

Over the next five years they will be encouraged, through a program of university visits, hands-on science events and 'e-mentoring', to pursue a career as a doctor, nurse or other health professional.

Although they will be arbitrarily divided into the oppressors and the oppressed, and encouraged, through a system of "privileges" and "punishments", to resent each other, Reicher is keen to downplay the prison analogy.

In Britain, woodland expansion has been encouraged through a number of financial incentives, which have evolved from instruments that encouraged almost any addition to the potential woodland resource, to grant schemes that have set out to restore connectivity to remnant ancient woodland.

In the United States, however, mortgage debt is encouraged through a subsidy in our tax code that, in fact, provides the greatest subsidy to those with the largest mortgage and, typically, the highest incomes.