Sentence examples for encouraging use of from inspiring English sources

The Greater London National Park City campaign began in 2014 as a way protecting, and encouraging use of, London's green and open spaces.

It also indicates how important Google's agreements to have its apps installed by default are in fuelling downloads, and encouraging use of its services.

(The Irish Independent) According to a report from Green Car Reports, a Canadian city seems to be encouraging use of alternative-fuel vehicles by requiring filling stations to supply refueling options for them.

Partnering with Canonical and encouraging use of open source tools on a mainframe gives the company a new way to attract customers to a small, but lucrative market.

So with no ports on the front, they feel they're encouraging use of wireless devices and alternatives to the usual tentacular spectacular that is the front of every other PC out there.

As for the errors in its database, "Thomson Reuters' editorial team continuously works with publishers, identifying ways to improve item-level matching, providing authors with simple processes to correct their records, contributing to cross-industry initiatives and encouraging use of standard identifiers".

Over at PepsiCo, Indra Nooyi stresses the importance of companies embracing "purpose" as well as performance, with products that "contribute positively and responsibly to human civilisation".Beyond the lofty talk, reducing a company's output of greenhouse gases and encouraging "responsible" use of resources can also mean cutting waste and saving money.

Because engagement in co-curricular activities maximizes persistence and educational attainment and because interaction with peers is related to persistence and degree completion, one can see how encouraging student use of Facebook to connect with their peers and to be more involved in campus activities can be helpful for academic outcomes.

And in the most brazen and also maybe encouraging potential use of the tax code as a weapon, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich).

While the growing number of studies being conducted in the area of waterpipe tobacco smoking is very encouraging, their use of non validated tools is concerning.

Although these results are very encouraging, the use of these new drugs in clinical practice needs to be carefully evaluated because of such factors as the tolerability profile, the issue of drug-drug interaction, the induction of viral mutations of uncertain significance, and high costs.