Sentence examples for encouraging educational from inspiring English sources

In response, in 1961, Dr. Pantoja established Aspira, a nonprofit organization encouraging educational attainment, self-esteem, cultural awareness and leadership development.

He also has a $5 billion budget for the specific purpose of encouraging educational innovation.Mr Duncan is the perfect man to capitalise on these opportunities.

Meanwhile, through the media and the Communist Party's vast network of members, the state circulated a discourse on "suzhi" encouraging educational attainment and adherence to social norms associated with urban models of civility.

This simply follows as taxation as a direct effect is more harmful for high income earners, and consequently, a tax reduction, in order to maintain a balanced government budget, will be more beneficial for high income earners, thus encouraging educational attainments.

The parents of New York City's schoolchildren would serve themselves and their children well by spending at least an hour a day tutoring their children and encouraging educational recreation at museums and libraries.

Emerging policies and interprofessional frameworks such as that from the World Health Organisation are encouraging educational institutions to bring interprofessional learning into curricula [ 1, 3].

Under the government's incentive programme to encourage educational opportunities for Penan children, the school provides its students with free education, including textbooks and school uniforms.

Diplomats have good reason to encourage educational collaborations with strategically vital nations.

His book Television and the People (1972) explored how the medium was being used, and could be used, to encourage educational and democratic engagement.

Although his title changed, his role in India did not, as he continued to monitor and encourage educational progress at the provincial and the national levels.

Among its recommendations to address the disparity between rich and poor, the report suggests that "enrichment vouchers" – funded by the pupil premium – should be made available to encourage educational trips and out-of-school reading and study.