Sentence examples for options to encourage from inspiring English sources

She said she looked favourably at the Australian Human Rights Commission's recent report Pathways to Protection, which canvassed a number of options to encourage a more humane and regional response from Australia.

The results reinforce the challenges faced by policymakers in shaping policy options to encourage greater educational participation.

"In 2012-13 willinvestvest over £1bn in public transport and other sustainable transport options to encourage people out of their cars.

He told the House of Lords' European Union sub-committee on agriculture that he was looking at options to encourage people to buy the "old, ugly, misshapen" fruit and vegetables that tend to go to waste.

This paper analyzes national and international policy options to encourage the international transfer of technology, distinguishing between four major channels of such transfer: trade in products, trade in knowledge and technology, foreign direct investment, and intranational and international movement of people.

However, it would be important to get better evidence in order to understand these relationships and provide varied policy options to encourage participation in sports and exercise.

She has said, though, that she supports a public option to encourage competition and reduce costs.

Around the Web: President Obama has set up an events registry that will give supporters the option to encourage re-election donations in lieu of a wedding or birthday gift, Politico reports.

For dispatchable RES such as bioenergy, meanwhile, refinancing models which have a stronger competitive element in the determination of remuneration than the market premium could provide a promising option to encourage operators to design site-optimised installation concepts, which also exploit heat marketing opportunities [19].

We believe that that a draw will be a useful option to encourage subjects to consider joining our study, while not pressurizing them to do so.

Four participants from individual interviews, six participants in the group interviews and three dentists commented that a 'mixed' private and public dentistry model could be an attractive option to encourage dentists to work in a rural town.