Sentence examples for encouraging law from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Iowa State Bar Association began encouraging law students to spend summers in rural areas in the hope they might put down roots.

On Monday, Attorney General Eric Holder announced a new campaign aimed at curbing heroin overdoses, encouraging law enforcement officials to carry naloxone, an overdose-reversing drug that has saved thousands of lives.

JM: I think that the grassroots effort, the organized voice, teaching people to speak the same language, encouraging law enforcement take part, is very replicable.

The reforms were not in themselves bad suggestions; they mostly consisted of proactively fighting against racial bias in police, chipping away at militarization, and encouraging law enforcement to act as a part of the community rather than as an invading army.

There is so much going on to encourage law enforcement to come in with guns.

Microsoft emphasized that it encouraged law enforcement agencies worldwide to investigate producers and suppliers of illegal software rather than consumers.

Nor do I share Mr. Udell's optimism that the requirement is likely to encourage law firms and others to devote more resources to pro bono legal work.

Once those new standards are released, the agencies will encourage law enforcement officers to volunteer to test smart guns in the field.

Clients have complained for years that the practice of billing for each hour worked can encourage law firms to prolong a client's problem rather than solve it.

"Whenever federal funding agencies encourage law enforcement to meet numerical arrest goals instead of public safety goals, it will likely promote stereotype-based policing and we can expect these sorts of racial gaps," Professor Goff said.

In an effort to counter the president's plan, conservatives proposed adding a call for a federal law to encourage law enforcement agencies to collaborate with immigration officials to expel illegal aliens.