Sentence examples for encouraging move from inspiring English sources

This is such an encouraging move.

Online readers of The Times now have an easy way to reach staff reporters, an encouraging move toward more openness.

One encouraging move was the replacement of two cabinet members — overseeing mines and the hajj — whose ministries are targets of corruption inquiries.

The two mysterious explosions that sent the vessel crashing to the seabed had killed most people on board almost instantly.By Soviet standards, all this marks an encouraging move towards openness; previous submarine accidents were simply hushed up.

Broadcaster Sky News said it welcomed "a very encouraging move, which shows that the judiciary is ready to allow the introduction of other modern communications methods to make the courts more accessible to the public at large".

That's another encouraging move.

More specifically, in their laudable desire to tackle cross-border crime, the drafters have over-enthusiastically suggested the creation of a "European public prosecutor", thus encouraging moves towards a common criminal law an integrationist step distinctly too far.

Mr Ciampi, with the enviably broad backing that he evidently enjoys, should encourage moves towards devolution (which Italians call "federalism").

Lower profit-margins in retail banking also encourage moves into wholesale businesses such as investment banking, where size can, to some extent, be equated with strength.

It came in the wake of growing public unease about harsh provisions of the 1996 Act, and may encourage moves to reform it.

Otherwise, if the robot kept moving, the reward was 1 to encourage moving.