Sentence examples for the changes encouraged from inspiring English sources

The changes encouraged clubs to invest in younger players, American and foreign, and fostered an increase in the number of African-born players, who are more likely to sign for lower salaries and often require no transfer fees to sign with an M.L.S. team.

Even panelists who voted against the change encouraged the F.D.A. to continue to study how to change what several called a policy that discriminates against healthy gay men.

The editor of Wisden believed the change encouraged batsmen to take more risks, and had produced more attractive cricket.

Although there have always been young competitors, the rule changes encouraged younger females to move up the ranks faster, since little girls can achieve triples quickly, thanks to their narrow hips and lightweight bodies.

These exterior changes encouraged deeper transformations.

I believe that change is overwhelmingly incremental or gradual because that is the kind of change encouraged by systems.

The report does not dispute that the crime rate has dropped significantly, but suggests the changes are encouraged by constant pressure for ever-lower crime figures.

Pierre Boulez was chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra for just four years, from 1971 to 75, but the changes he encouraged have shaped its programming ever since.

The changes have encouraged greater diversity in work phones, Herrema says.

The change was encouraged by Fox Sports as a way to boost the game's declining TV ratings.

The Bush administration said the changes would encourage plant improvements that would clean the air.