Sentence examples similar to express encouraged from inspiring English sources

Here's a rough characterization: the formal institutions and legal framework of the state serves to express, encourage and favor that people's identity.

Women allocated to the intervention will be taught expressing and encouraged to hand express twice daily for 10 min and keep an expressing diary.

Devoid of the traditional celebration of heroic sacrifice, the monument had as its express purpose encouraging the process of healing.

Academic firms express and encourage a "limited 'scientification' of business R&D" (Campbell and Güttel 2005, p. 170; Campbell et al. 2013; see also Carayannis and Campbell 2009).

Women in the expressing pilot completed a demographic questionnaire, were then taught how to express colostrum and encouraged to do so for 10 min twice daily from 36 weeks gestation.

He expressed solidarity and encouraged Muslims to strive harder to become full members of Italian society.

And, expressing a prejudice encouraged by Sherlock, the British police force is, well, ploddy.

Rutherford is a man who can only speak critically, who doesn't know how to express affection and encourage positively.

The competencies of teaching should therefore also be part of a residency training for future diplomates, as the neurologist William A. Pulsinelli expressed: "Residents are encouraged to teach the teacher and thereby enrich everyone's education" [ 17].

If you appreciate what others have done for you, express it and encourage your child to do the same: "Mrs. Woo was so nice to drop off of these delicious cookies for us.

If participants could not convey their feelings in Dutch, they were encouraged to express themselves in their first language and the intermediary translated for the researchers.