Sentence examples for to encourage a process from inspiring English sources

The challenge will be to continue to recognise the importance of moral reflection under circumstances that are not conducive to it and to encourage a process of re-evaluation that strives to assess whether resulting decisions are consistent with those values the framework is intended to promote.

Instead of presenting results from the model and its application in participatory settings, this paper attempts to encourage a discussion process on methodological innovations to deal with analysis and facilitation of transformation processes in socio-technical systems.

The Pope is to send a delegation to Syria to show "solidarity" with the population and attempt to encourage a peace process, Vatican Radio has announced.

"The day after the prime minister [David Cameron] claimed to be 'trying to encourage a political process in Yemen' and declared 'there is no military solution in Yemen', official figures reveal that in just the three months July to September, the government approved the sale of over £1bn worth of bombs for the use of the Royal Saudi Air Force.

Under the PPIP, the Treasury will tap the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to match investments from the private sector, and try to encourage a discovery process that will put a price tag on the notoriously difficult to value assets banks are grappling with.

"Our intent with these changes was to encourage a deliberative process with state agencies in developing policy and legislation," Laurel Patrick, the Walker spokeswoman, said in a statement.

Within Iraq, the American government ought to encourage an electoral process that leads to a more representative government.

But Mr. Jubarah -- now 66, the longest-serving Palestinian prisoner, the parent of children he barely knows and the grandfather of children he has never met -- was released three weeks ago, in a concession by Israel to encourage a new peace process.

The paper presents a transdisciplinary case study which aimed to encourage a vital regional process for building more sustainable structures and regional networks in the future.

This highlights the importance of both conventional and complementary professionals understanding one another's practices and paradigm, in order to encourage a fruitful communication process, and promote an integrated vision of health care [ 5].

He explains that those who choose to silence themselves tacitly encourage a process by which speech is forbidden through the legal process.