Sentence examples for help in encouraging from inspiring English sources

So tonight I ask for your help in encouraging your representatives to support my plan.

China and the United States share a strong interest in seeing reconciliation between the two Koreas, and administration officials have gone out of their way to note Beijing's help in encouraging North Korea to be more flexible.

His clients are as diverse as a hairdressing salon that needed help in encouraging its staff to cross-sell products and services, to the website GoMy for which he is recruiting 200 employees to handle local listings.

5.(S/NF) BAHRAIN AIR SHOW AND NUCLEAR ENERGY: King Hamad asked General Petraeus for his help in encouraging U.S. aircraft manufacturers to participate in the inaugural Bahrain Air Show, scheduled for January 2010.

Mr. Bailey said on Wednesday that in June he and Mr. Roth signed a collaboration agreement guaranteeing him unlimited access to Mr. Roth's archives and correspondence, and help in encouraging friends to cooperate, and that he had already spent several marathon sessions interviewing the 79-year-old novelist.

Mr. Allen wrote that others in the meeting confirmed that the president had pledged aggressive efforts "on the cultural front, especially the battle against gay marriage, and asked for the Vatican's help in encouraging the U.S. bishops to be more outspoken".

Peer pressure can help enormously in encouraging positive behavior patterns, with returnees in a position to play a unique role (Zweig 2009; Zweig et al. 2006; Jonkers 2010).

The beneficial role of friends and relatives in encouraging help-seeking behaviours in those who have a skin lesion has been documented [28,34].

In addition, the military peer group which may serve an important function in encouraging help-seeking, and mitigating barriers to care is no longer accessible for reservists on their return home.

African-American magazines such as Jet and Essence used it in encouraging self-help articles, and scholarly books with titles such as Black Empowerment: Social Work in Oppressed Communities were published.

While our superficial values might appear different, we all have the same human needs, and a better approach might be to ask, "What do you need, and how can I best help?" Also, encouraging the people in need to use their power and ability to organize and direct what they see as most important is a good way to give effective, lasting help.