Sentence examples for run to encourage from inspiring English sources

Contests run to encourage business.

The outreach programme they run to encourage more pupils from state schools is held not in a 14th-century chapel or a medieval dining hall, but the Emirates stadium, Arsenal's home ground in north London.

One of the aims of the project was to establish "ideal homesteads" in the sub-county – models of how a hygienic home should be run – to encourage communities to learn from each other.

For his part, Mr Sehgal is running an advertising campaign to encourage people to pay voluntarily.

The city is running an ad campaign to encourage families to adopt teenagers, he said.

Health Secretary Alex Neil said the Scottish government was running a high-profile campaign to encourage people to get checked early.

She added Cambridge had run initiatives to encourage gifted students from minority backgrounds to apply to Cambridge since 1989.

At least five states have recently passed laws that allow credit unions and banks to run raffles to encourage saving.

When your dog picks it up, shake the line and run away to encourage him to follow you.

He then switched on the treadmill while the stimulator was running, to try to encourage the rats to walk using their back legs alone.

It also runs competitions to encourage children into careers in fashion.