Sentence examples for getting them to encourage from inspiring English sources

The survey found that three quarters of Americans support recruiting high school students who perform well in school to become teachers and getting them to encourage their brightest acquaintances to do the same.

One of the proposals being discussed is whether more should be spent on lifestyle intervention programmes rather than bariatric surgery and offering incentives to employers to get them to encourage their staff to become healthier.

He hypnotised Ian and Barbara and tried to get them to encourage the Doctor to come out of the TARDIS, but the Doctor could see this on the TARDIscannerner and demands the teachers be released.

We have put a lot of effort into profiling these women and getting them to speak up and encourage the next generation of entrepreneurs.

Instead, by teaching us that public blackmail is the only way to get them to respond, companies are encouraging the very behavior they hope to discourage.

She has spent time and effort gaining the trust of colleagues in order to get them to send her referrals and to encourage staff to identify residents much earlier who needed help from the dementia palliative care service.

If you can learn to read the signs that your child needs to use the bathroom, then you can get them to the bathroom quickly and encourage them to use the potty instead of going in their diaper.

"If the therapist does not understand the dynamics of narcissism and its debilitating effects, it is easy for them to encourage the 'get over it already, the past is the past' mentality.

Obama's hugely successful Great Schlep targeted young, Jewish voters, recognising their parents and grandparents didn't vote, getting them excited and encouraging them to be the message carriers to persuade their wavering elders to vote Democrat.

When we click on the links to these pictures, we implicitly endorse the means used to get them, and encourage people who make money or reputations from the hits to go do more of the same.

Here's our pick of the best: Day camps for children designed to get them active by encouraging them to try a wide variety of different sports at 50 venues across the UK (though there are none in London, and not all that many in southern England).