Sentence examples for encouragement to develop a from inspiring English sources
recently told me on my radio show that the House leadership has given immigration-reform Republicans encouragement to develop a set of sweeping immigration reform bills.
Recent success in the fertilization of cow ova in vitro in this laboratory provides encouragement to develop a useful means for testing normalcy of gametes in this species.
The second class is a group discussion based on these interviews and participants' reflections, as well as a discussion of resources available for breastfeeding women and encouragement to develop a breastfeeding plan.
As well as a strong encouragement to develop yourself as an independent research scientist, and be a kind of entrepreneur, there was also quite a strong spirit of collaboration with other labs... but not pressure.
The opinion closes with an encouragement "to develop these cases".
Thus, this explorative study has identified four main standpoints that afford vocational learning in post-secondary apprenticeship: (a) the importance of guidance in the workplace, (b) the possibility of performing complex tasks, (c) the encouragement to develop new methods, and (d) the possibility of being a part of the building process.
"Teaching" students Type 2 design knowledge is a matter of giving them the opportunity and encouragement to develop the representational and computational mechanisms necessary to deal with the ill-structured situations.
Greg Hunt, the then federal environment minister, at the Paris conference, gave state governments clear encouragement to develop their own renewable energy schemes.
With the apocalypse consigned to the past, Greg Hunt, the then environment minister, fresh from signing Australia up to climate commitments in Paris, gave state governments clear encouragement to develop their own renewable energy schemes.
Aspiring code-breakers and fighters of cyber-crime are given plenty of encouragement to develop their skills by the teams of GCHQ ambassadors who get involved in after-school science clubs.
