Sentence examples for to encourage proper from inspiring English sources

Sports shoes are now technologically engineered to encourage proper movement, to improve performance and, perhaps most importantly, to deter injury.

The last Labour government introduced agencies tasked with organising development on a regional level but they did little to encourage proper regional governance.

"The main thing is to encourage proper nutrition and a healthy outlook toward exercise," said Dr. Margot Putukian, director of athletic medicine at Princeton.

The food-to-fuel pilot program was developed to encourage proper disposal and turn waste into a resource, said E. Jane Rebhuhn, one of the district's three commissioners.

Measures to encourage proper management of extensively used meadows in GLP were carried out within the Agricultural Environmental Climate Scheme (AECS).

FICO officials say insurance companies and other health care groups will use the score to identify those patients who could benefit the most from follow-up phone calls, letters and e-mails to encourage proper use of medication.

In order to do this, fitness facilities should encourage proper footwear to ensure it provides the correct level of support and functionality (Haddon countermeasure 8), de-clutter or remove any trip hazards and, to a lesser extent, educate users to improve their technique.

Not only are they found across the globe, from Nottingham to Tokyo, but they are just one weapon in an arsenal of "defensive architecture" strategies, employed to deter behaviour deemed unacceptable and encourage "proper" conduct.

To increase the number of participants in AECS and therefore encourage proper management of extensively used meadows, young owners should be encouraged to participate in AECS, because older owners who had completed secondary school were more likely to participate in AECS.

There is a need for protocols that encourage proper eyelid position assessment, effective protection of the ocular surface and referral to ophthalmologists in the event of any complications or any loss of corneal clarity.

The practice is thought to unlock the Chinese concept of qi, the energy force that flows through the body, and encourage proper flow.