Sentence examples for encouraging groups from inspiring English sources

He added: "It looks as though it will now be less about encouraging groups of parents to set up schools, and much more about encouraging multi-academy sponsors setting up schools".

The Institute does not own a Urika though it used one of Cray's as part of a scheme encouraging groups to work with the advanced machines.

Today's guides also make a point of encouraging groups to focus first on the animals, leaving any unpleasant message for later.

Created in Manhattan in 1993 by Bill Wasik, then a senior editor at Harper's Magazine, they're organised via text or email, encouraging groups of random people to gather at a specific place at a specific time and do something random (singing, skipping, walking round like a dinosaur) for a set period of time before suddenly dispersing.

Just reaching out to them and encouraging groups of them to join up to pool their resources brought the UJA $350,000 in donations.

The tactic of encouraging groups of community artists to work and live in distressed neighborhoods has been regarded as a low-budget and easy-to-implement tool for urban revitalization.

"We want to facilitate collective storytelling, encouraging group discussions around events".

He said there had been a focus on encouraging group bookings of bus tours, which would hopefully boost the numbers for 2013.

Perhaps early in our history encouraging group cohesion was essential to survival, and such solidarity was advanced best by excluding and disparaging anyone outside the group.

Another incentive to attract and retain physicians in a specific areas is encouraging group practice to favour teamwork and facilitate planning and sharing out of duty hours.

Encouraging group interaction was a vital component of the participatory methodology employed for involving young service users in the research process.