Sentence examples for looking to encourage from inspiring English sources

But, she added, she and her husband were "looking to encourage our sons in traditional Christian values".

It has become a kind of mantra for cities looking to encourage cycling through a widening network of bicycle lanes: Build them, and the riders will come.

Gawker, always looking to encourage lively message boards without allowing them to tip into incoherent anarchy, has refined the way comments work on its site several times.

"The Department of City Planning is looking to encourage contextual development of the neighborhood and discourage development that is out of character for Park Slope".

A few years ago, the Ibiza authorities, looking to encourage family tourism, began to clamp down on clubs opening into the daylight hours.

* The Fishing for the markets project, a new initiative looking to encourage consumption of under-utilised, sustainable species that are often discarded.

The FAO have looked to encourage such agendas.

But Mr. Obama looks to encourage basic research with infusions of federal cash.

Our new Back to School campaign looks to encourage people to go back to their old state schools to give students more relevant help.

Drones are to fly around TGI Friday's carrying mistletoe and camera this Christmas, as the restaurant looks to encourage more of its diners to kiss each other.

The company said that now the case was over it would talk to other "publishers and advertisers and content creators", and look to encourage them to "work with Adblock Plus rather than against" it.