Sentence examples for the encouraging of from inspiring English sources

The future management of London's streets, including the encouraging of more cycling and walking, will require the pursuit of various desirable objectives, which sometimes come into conflict and need to be ably reconciled.

Though prosecutors decline to discuss the subject, there appears to be a change of strategy, including the encouraging of plea-bargaining, to avoid long trials, at a court that is under Western pressure to conclude its work.

After a few moments of fraught silence, and at the encouraging of the jolly Ms. Sprinkle and the earnest Ms. Stephens, up came the shirts and on went the show.

The reorganization of the Roman Empire under Constantine the Great, with the adoption of a new faith, Christianity, and a new capital, Constantinople, exacerbated the competition with the Sāsānian empire and resulted in the spreading of Christianity into Egypt and Abyssinia and the encouraging of missionizing in Arabia itself.

Another major finding is that promotion of health and especially the encouraging of physical activity among patients is part of the physicians' everyday work.

One of the encouraging findings of this study is the effect of ANC attendance on postnatal care attendance.

Moores was right to point out the concentration on the captain and his batting woes has deflected attention from some of the encouraging aspects of the tour.

One of the encouraging findings of our review is that much can be done to promote stability through careful selection, training and support of foster carers.

One of the encouraging areas of change is in public transit.

"Arrested Development" was resurrected from the dead, seven years after its cancellation and, of course, there is the encouraging example of the crowd-funded "Veronica Mars" movie.

Despite the encouraging results of our study, a number of unresolved issues remain regarding DCE-CT.