Sentence examples for encouraged to split from inspiring English sources

Brunel students will be encouraged to split their time between universities in two different countries, reading for "dual awards" that will give them a full degree from each.

Another example is Abkhazia, which Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, encouraged to split with Georgia after a brief border war in 2008.

So it was that, at a recent dinner for benefactors of the Ashmolean, the guests were encouraged to split up into small groups: some went to view the destroyed rear building, others to hear curators present the latest acquisition emergency, put on white gloves and examine objects recently secured.

In most cases, a hit will come from combined excellence in all these areas but – with prizes available for so many different aspects – jurors are sometimes encouraged to split the ticket between various worthy winners: singling out the script in this, the acting in that, the look of the other.

You are encouraged to split it into sections and subsections, using the appropriate Header tags.

The fact that his services are available doesn't mean that he is encouraging parents to spend less time with their children any more than my work with children of divorce encourages families to split apart.

But computers encourage children to split into noisy little groups.

That penalty encourages couples to split up, which is often bad for children.

Sites like Twitter enable online water-cooler conversations, encouraging people to split their time between their computers and big TV events.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Treasuryry Said to Prefer Sale of Ally  |  Treasury Department officials are encouraging Ally Financial to split up, and have told executives that an I.P.O. may not succeed, Bloomberg News reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.

Blogs and social Web sites like Facebook and Twitter enable an online water-cooler conversation, encouraging people to split their time between the computer screen and the big-screen TV.