Sentence examples for given to encouraging from inspiring English sources

Was no consideration given to encouraging a bidding war?" A Transport for London spokesman said: "A range of alternative sources of sponsorship were sought, including the banking and finance industry".

Consideration should be given to encouraging the registration of the combined injectable contraceptive in South Africa, which has a better side effect profile than the IPCs [ 28].

The very high survival in early-stage disease suggests that even greater attention could be given to encouraging early presentation, and to rapid referral, particularly for women in deprived socioeconomic groups.

While the input of researchers is acknowledged to be important, it is of concern that there is a danger of them being overrepresented in the priority setting processes and particular attention must be given to encouraging other stakeholder groups to participate [ 10].

This has led to MC programs in high-HIV prevalence settings of sub-Saharan Africa focused on men for more immediate reductions in HIV incidence, but considerable interest has also been given to encouraging infant MC for longer-term gains [ 10, 11].

Attention must be given to encouraging consensus building on research priorities within regions comprising countries with similar needs.

It found only three new instances of rewards being given to encourage the killing of Mau Mau fugitives.

One of the main reasons given to encourage people to vote leave was that Brexit would fix the trade balance, so we'd export more and import less.

In areas particularly affected, I think capital gains tax breaks could be given to encourage second homeowners to sell properties, provided they are first offered to people with people who will live in them.

In France, few incentives are given to encourage mobility, which merely deters the access to permanent jobs.

Participation in the study was voluntary and no incentive was given to encourage participation.