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The young were encouraged to exercise more.
Girls have not been encouraged to exercise in the past.
Teams would be encouraged to exercise great care in employing players with suspect behavior.
They were also encouraged to exercise and cut back on alcohol and television.
And when it comes to sport, people with diabetes are encouraged to exercise as part of a healthy lifestyle.
People who test positive for the gene variant in their 20s could be put on cholesterol-lowering statin drugs and encouraged to exercise, eat healthily and avoid smoking.
Around the time the programmer and his wife say they were encouraged to exercise options, Microsoft was under pressure from institutional investors to reduce its options outstanding.
And much of the talk at the all-day conference centered on how parents could be encouraged to exercise those provisions.
Patients will have much more information on who provides good and bad care, and will be encouraged to exercise enhanced choice to go wherever has the highest standards.
Unfortunately, this system will not allow our students to compete with their peers abroad who are encouraged to exercise their imaginations and critical thinking skills.
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has been recommending for the best part of a decade that depression patients be encouraged to exercise, up to three times a week if possible.
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