Sentence examples for for encouraging both from inspiring English sources

He attended two schools, Dartington Hall and Bryanston, famous for encouraging both artistic talent and mild eccentricity.

All of these aspects make game elements very useful for encouraging both children and adults to apply themselves to a task.

Dr. Ashford's research interests include sustainability, trade and environment; regulatory law and economics; the design of government policies for encouraging both technological innovation, and improvements in health, safety and environmental quality; pollution prevention and cleaner/inherently safer production; labor's participation in technological change; and environmental justice.

Albeit confined in a low level of evidence, these results are encouraging both for the effect of PRP for enhancing cartilage repair and for the controversial treatment of patellar chondral lesions.

This is encouraging both for the rearing and use of these strains, and also for the development of 'self-sustaining' strains and strategies in which, unlike fsRIDL, the transgene is intended to persist in the environment for many generations or indefinitely after releases cease.

Even if it lasts longer, it is a dangerous way to run the world, for it encourages both China and America to pursue reckless policies.

Theoretically, too, grooming a relative for the succession encourages both the founder and the heir apparent to invest more in preparing him for the job, since there is little risk that either side will break the deal.

Paisan Rangsikitpho, the BWF deputy president, said: "BWF have for many years encouraged both badminton clothing manufacturers and players to produce and wear clothing that would enhance the presentation of the game in general.

These staggering numbers are partly the result of supportive local ecosystems for game development, which encourage both large corporations and independent developers to thrive.

He should voice his support for this bill and encourage both houses of Congress to attach it to their next major piece of budgetary or fiscal legislation.

Jason Post, a spokesman for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, said, "We encourage both sides to resolve their differences".