Sentence examples for encouraging a section from inspiring English sources

"I am like a director who has the luxury of being able to see the big scene and be very helpful at focusing the ensemble and encouraging a section or an individual soloist to deliver a line expressively.

In September 2003 the Dutch Knowledge Portal started its canvassing campaign to encourage a broad section of the public to participate in GIS.

But they will be in a minority of one against 24 and the fight is likely to be going on at the same time as a vote on the constitution, encouraging a no vote.In this section Nicolas Sarkozy and the reform of France Change on the way?

And the old stereotypes ("Ambassador, with these Rocher, you're really spoiling us!") still conspire against our efforts to encourage a wider cross-section of British society to join.

To encourage a broad cross-section of people to experience the benefits and convenience of Serve, we are working with a range of partners to integrate Serve as a payment method and deliver customized offers, and we will waive most consumer fees for the next six months".

Rulings by European and East Asian anti-trust authorities tended during this period to be harsher than those of an avowedly 'light touch' U.S. regime, which as late as 2008 encouraged a lenient interpretation of section 2 of the Sherman Act, the US equivalent of Article 82.

Section 13 encourages a court considering a UVTA issue to look at how the courts of other UVTA states have resolved that same issue.

This structure encouraged a relatively simple compositional technique: sections were played off against each other, sometimes in counterpoint, sometimes in musical dialogue.

Internet-based information resources may have a role in encouraging some sections of the community who are uncommitted to screening to move along the decision pathway towards participation.

The criterion of epistemic transparency (Section 2.1) encourages an exploration of the third interpretive option the lack of reference to theories should be taken at face value.

That is encouraging news.The final section of Mr Borio's paper is devoted to policy, particularly how governments should deal with the downside of the financial cycle.