Sentence examples for frameworks to encourage from inspiring English sources
"Governments can think about frameworks to encourage longer term thinking.
The huge renewable energy potential of the island for sustainable energy production has been recognized and bold measures are being taken by policy makers in the form of international partnerships and supportive regulatory frameworks to encourage independent power producers (IPPs) invest in the green sector.
The absence of research in the development process brings into question the ability of the frameworks to encourage youth worker practice that has been linked to positive youth outcomes.
It simply sets up a governmental framework to "encourage dialogue between parents and assist in finding an amicable resolution... ..
All of these will require new policies and a stable regulatory framework to encourage growth and investment along sustainable lines.
We must ensure that the crucial legislation going through Parliament right now - the Energy Bill - sets a rock-solid framework to encourage investment in renewables".
Others say state schemes can at least set ambitious, if not mandatory, targets and provide a framework to encourage investment of renewable businesses.
Since the summit conference in June, officials from South and North Korea have started working on a basic economic framework to encourage investment in the North, he said.
Gardner Lindzey, a psychologist, editor and former president of the American Psychological Association who helped build a national framework to encourage scholarly exchanges and collaborations in the social sciences, died on Feb. 4 in Palo Alto, Calif.
He called on ministers to create "a stable framework" to encourage the investment that would be needed from the private sector in the UK's waste-management infrastructure, including new recycling plants.
"The passing of this Bill delivers on the government's commitment to improve New Zealand's employment law framework to encourage fair and productive workplaces without imposing unnecessary compliance costs on employers in general," said Michael Woodhouse, the workplace relations and safety minister.
