Sentence examples for units to encourage from inspiring English sources

Another statewide initiative, Illinois Warrior to Warrior, embeds volunteer veterans in National Guard units to encourage citizen soldiers to seek out and use community supports.

A move to set up what American advisers call "partnering" between Afghan and United States units to encourage on-the-job training -- a strategy commanders in Iraq have employed for two years -- is just starting here.

Within collective farms, groups of four to six workers will be allowed to work as units to encourage competition, according to the Seoul bureau of Radio Free Asia, based in Washington, as well as Web sites in Seoul, which use sources in the North to collect news.

The Internet filter is stronger now, and teachers have used "digital citizenship" units to encourage responsible computer use; 26 schools sent iPads home with students last year and reported no major problems.

Individual soldiers were encouraged to contribute artefacts and records, and the AWRS provided museum labels to combat units to encourage them to record the significance and origins of items they submitted.

Today: FARC members sentenced to prison for murder by Colombian indigenous court, Boko Haram suspected in suicide bomb attack on Nigerian high school, worrying spike in Sierra Leone's Ebola cases, and Egyptian tour buses equipped with GPS units to encourage safe driving.

According to Janan and other Wardak officials, for instance, one prominent local contractor even gifted motorcycles to a Taliban unit to encourage them to attack the fuel convoys of competing contractors.

Meanwhile, the government has set up a new unit to encourage countries, including India and those in the Middle East, to use services linked to the UK's education system.

The seafront and the iconic cliff at Beachy Head has been used for many scenes in feature films, and the local council has set up a film liaison unit to encourage and facilitate the shooting of film sequences in and around the town.

Having fewer resources dedicated to conservative management may reflect a general trend in a unit to encourage dialysis.

Although it has been reported that there is no significant reduction in overnight activity in the ICU [ 5], the link between sleep deprivation and poor outcome has been well-reported in recent years [ 6- 8], and all five units in our present study routinely decrease overnight activity and lower the unit lighting to encourage natural sleeping patterns.