Sentence examples for possibility of encouraging from inspiring English sources

Other officials said that Lawrence Lindsey, the president's economic adviser, had briefly raised the possibility of encouraging investors to buy stocks by enacting a lower capital gains tax for stocks purchased in coming months or years.

Further research will be needed to clarify whether religious leaders are part of the solution or part of the problem, since this will influence the possibility of encouraging religious leaders to act as advocates for reducing discrimination associated with TB, or whether we need to first address discrimination amongst the leaders themselves.

The possibility of participation encouraged all of the thousands of other efforts.

It is our intention to use 4G to inspire the nation through the possibilities of technology, encouraging people to live more, do more and be more with O2".

Reducing the rate paid on bank reserves, as a way of encouraging them to lend more, is another possibility.

Instead of encouraging people to spend their lives around the same few streets, it opens up the wide possibilities of America.

A major safety concern associated with medical cannabis is the possibility of medical use encouraging or transitioning into recreational use, which is associated with side effects that range from acute to chronic.

This inquiry appears to stimulate reflection and dialogue about the potential for a patient's death and, as hinted by one resident's response, may be less threatening than "is your patient dying?" As such, this approach may offer physicians a "safer space" to acknowledge the possibility of death by encouraging reflection without impugning a physician's intentions or competence.

I was sure he was becoming inhibited by the possibility of success, and encouraged him every time we did our hands-clasped promenade.

The fact that sharks still occur in some densely populated areas where strong fishing regulations are in place indicates the possibility of success and encourages the implementation of conservation measures.

It appears that collecting questionnaire data while including the possibility of receiving feedback encourages some people to respond and request more information about their housing conditions.