Sentence examples for encouraging moves from inspiring English sources

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.

And, by encouraging moves from three- and four-bed homes, it will set off a chain reaction in the market – which will bring in more stamp duty for the Treasury.

Recently, there have been some encouraging moves.

Mr. Gelb has made encouraging moves in this direction.

Botswana now has middle-income status, and among countries with newly discovered oil, Ghana has made encouraging moves toward publishing all present and future oil contracts.

There have since been encouraging moves, such as giving private companies bigger stakes in sectors that were once the exclusive preserve of state-owned enterprises, and selling shares in firms owned by local governments to private investors.

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.

We encourage moving to a holistic evaluation of aging by adopting specific and consequent modifications in the design and conduction of clinical research.