Sentence examples for encouraging crew from inspiring English sources

Chef Deidda maintains an open-door policy, encouraging crew members to help prepare meals and learn new recipes.

But Mr. Kemmetmueller insisted that putting sophisticated technology into the hands of the flight crew, and encouraging crew members to adapt it as they saw fit, overcame even dug-in resistance to performing more chores because the chores became easier.

The airlines followed a policy of total compliance with all hijacker demands, no matter how outlandish; the assumption was that doing so was safer than encouraging crew members to use violence to thwart hijackings, and far cheaper than paying for metal detectors and security personnel on the ground.

Not so with America's Cup teams, where the high stakes encourage crew longevity, and occasionally, a big gamble.

O'Leary, has been known to host press conferences in bed with models and encouraged crew to strip for the Ryanair calendar: Remember Ryainair's 'fat tax'?

O'Leary, who has hosted press conferences in bed with models and encouraged crew to strip for the Ryanair calendar, replied that he was "very happy to take the blame or responsibility if we have a macho or abrupt culture".

Some airlines -- among them Southwest Airlines, JetBlue, Delta's Song and a few other low-cost carriers -- actively encourage crews, especially flight attendants, to entertain passengers with jokes and wisecracks.

Film-industry workers said the tax credit encourages crews to shoot shows like This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Book of Negroes, Haven, Mr. D, and Hope for Wildlife in Nova Scotia.

He has so often been accused of recklessness in encouraging the crew to speed through the north Atlantic ice-field... of having limited the number of lifeboats available in order to preserve the ship's sleek aesthetics... and most heinously, of taking a place himself in one of those few lifeboats, despite the maritime disaster tradition of women and children first.

He falls back on everyday police strategies when he is in Chinatown, encouraging counterfeit crews to work against one another.

The illusion of the safety system encouraged the crew to behave in more reckless ways.