Sentence examples for primarily encouraged from inspiring English sources
I've noticed that children are primarily encouraged to engage in group activities like after-school soccer matches, "enrichment" courses and the modern phenomenon of "play dates".
(2) Different types of instruments promote different types of innovations: general economic instruments has primarily encouraged incremental innovation, general regulatory instruments has enforced improvements based on modular innovation, and technology-specific instruments appears to have been needed to support the development and deployment of radically new technologies.
Physical activity advice primarily encouraged women to increase their amount of walking and incidental activity [ 19].
21 Physical activity advice primarily encouraged women to increase their amount of walking and incidental activity.
It seems to be no accident that all these different institutions did primarily encourage knowledge exchange between firms in geographical and cultural proximity.
Ms. Aguilar asked that because the purported offending conduct was primarily committed, encouraged or tolerated by the chairman and the president, they be disqualified from participating except as witnesses.
The Heroes of America undermined the Confederacy primarily by encouraging and aiding draft resisters and deserters.
It is doing this primarily by encouraging developers to build applications based on city data, but city agencies have created six apps of their own.
That race already features a $1 million purse, and track officials have said they will sweeten it to perhaps $1.5 million, primarily to encourage Point Given and a stout group of challengers to travel to the Jersey Shore.
Into this combustible mix entered Kolina Khaled Said, the creators of which took great pains to cast their movement as not party-political, not backed by shadowy foreign forces, and dedicated primarily to encouraging Egyptians not to be afraid.
"Our task as we see it is primarily to encourage and induce our suppliers to structure their salary system in a transparent manner, through regular dialogue about wages and social contributions, and to allow the employees to have direct input, ideally through wage negotiations," explains Katja Schreiber, director of corporate communications at the Adidas Group.
