A large (and growing) number of musicians have new license for their music known as Creative Commons, which actually encourages users to spread Creative Commons licensed music to each other.
Well, Yoda's motto is not working in the Reg A+ framework which actually encourages you to try while allowing you to determine the investment interest without pre-reporting to the SEC or the need for a broker.
Biodiversity International has a whistle blower policy, which actually encourages employees to secretly report instances of wrongdoing, which include COI by colleagues [ 14].
He wants to end that tax cut, a good incentive that helps the U.S. companies make the jobs here, and he wants -- those companies are going to see their taxes raised, and he's going to take the money from that and give the money to those companies getting a reward for taking the jobs overseas, which will actually encourage more companies to go overseas.
Clinton rattled Trump during an exchange of Russian hacking: "Will Donald Trump admit and condemn that the Russians are doing this and make it clear that he will not have the help of Putin in in this election, that he rejects Russian espionage against Americans, which he actually encouraged in the past?" Trump equivocated, mumbling Putin "has no respect" for Hillary.
But, as stiletto wearers well know, the higher a shoe's heel, the more apt that heel will be to hit the ground first, which means that running footwear may actually encourage heel-striking.
This may actually encourage your cough at first, which is a good thing – you need to have that productive cough to rid your body of the bronchitis.
Paradoxically, the tight labor market -- which logically ought to diminish worries about job security -- might actually encourage ethical lapses, some experts say.
It relies on a rather counterintuitive effect: the warming influence of cirrus cloud could be reduced by adding tiny "seed" particles to the upper troposphere that actually encourage the formation of the ice crystals from which the clouds are made.
But giant grants, which can enrich top executives enormously for only a year or two of good stock performance, may actually encourage executives to bend accounting rules.
