Senanayake's government enjoyed a five-year term of office, during which it encouraged private enterprise and made an effort to extend agricultural productivity.
Those would be the soldiers of the Dean Perfect Storm, the well-publicized tactic the Dean campaign used in Iowa in which it encouraged 3,500 out-of-state volunteers to come by plane, bus and car pool and go door-to-door to tell Iowans why they should vote for the former governor and doctor from Vermont.
However, soon after the outbreak of the crisis, the European Commission put forward a recovery plan in which it encouraged the use of EU Structural Funds for counter-cyclical aims (European Commission 2008a, b).
Recognizing the potential therapeutic and awareness benefits of these videos, the charity also hosts a YouTube series of its own, called #mentalhealthseries, in which it encourages viewers to upload a video of themselves sharing their personal stories.
Protein World runs a weekly competition called Slender Sundays in which it encourages devotees to share their weight-loss success stories.
The company stressed that shutting down Isis channels on the site was not taken to restrict free speech, which it encourages.
BancVue's checking accounts, which it encourages bank and credit union customers to call "Kasasa," can offer high interest or rewards, depending on which platforms the partner institution wants to adopt.
The N.F.L. conducts a news media tour each summer in which it encourages announcers and analysts to "dive into the rules, the points of emphasis and the rule changes the competition committee has articulated," Anderson said.
The British economy is built on this home ownership hysteria and if the government bangs on about cutting the public deficit, it is partly to avoid talking about the country's stratospheric level of private debt – which it encourages.
But, says Mr Hambrecht, the government's attitude risks driving it away.The virtue of virtualityPerhaps the biggest danger to the Verbund, and the conglomerate-building which it encourages, is that it could lack the flexibility to cope with rapid market changes.
M. Miller said that this was symptomatic of changing attitudes in France: "Globalisation is universalising some of the worst aspects of Anglo-American puritanism: a hypocritical fulmination [by the media] against the smut which it encourages and then uncovers," M. Miller said "It is as if orgasm is no longer acceptable in the public domain".
