Sentence examples for encouraging school from inspiring English sources

I started traveling out of curiosity, but I have come to believe in travel's political importance; that encouraging a nation's citizenry to travel may be as important as encouraging school attendance, environmental conservation or national thrift.

A "new social media craze" nicknamed the "Paracetamol Challenge" is reportedly encouraging school children to abuse over-the-counter painkillers.

That is why some attendance experts have begun encouraging school districts to get an early start on dealing with absenteeism: focusing on prevention efforts as early as preschool.

The winners of the Race would be those states that submitted the best blueprints for fulfilling the reform agenda, which includes allowing school districts to take over failing schools, improving curriculum standards and encouraging school innovation (which means, in part, allowing charter schools to flourish).

Second, and more substantially, he could argue that he is right on individual issues that privatising Social Security and encouraging school choice are both bad ideas; and that you should be especially cautious about policy departures when the economy is doing well.However, even if you accept this latter argument (which Lexington does not), that is still not the end of the matter.

Local councils in the Highlands are encouraging school canteens to serve "Bambi-burgers" to absorb the 70,000 red deer culled each year, thus providing children with a local, free-range meat that has a fraction of the fat and cholesterol of beef.

The center works at encouraging schools and other community organizations to put children on skis.

Health officials are encouraging schools and communities to make use of that parental interest.

I do think we ought to be encouraging schools to look at new ways of doing things.

We have taken action to reduce absence by increasing fines and encouraging schools to address the problem earlier.

Education secretary Michael Gove has been a major driver in encouraging schools to force their students to wear uniforms.