Encourage in a sentence

Celebrate learning and encourage artistic expression through activities like drawing, writing and imaginative play.

Campaigners also say the drop in speed may encourage a change in behaviour and push people towards active travel.

And true scrutiny means looking at of the forces — at home and abroad — that can encourage police to break bad.

But now they claim they don't even notice it and encourage others to open their minds to people of all heights.

By examining these factors, utility program managers can better encourage demand response enrollment and participation.

Council members propose conducting a series of sessions to encourage comprehensive examination and constructive dialogue.

And I want to encourage law firms to designate lawyers in their firm to do work for indigent defendants.

But Sun said there remains a lot to be done to encourage Chinese people to return to Australia en masse.

A spokesperson for Hampshire police added: “We encourage the public to continue to report any nuisance use of e-scooters to us.

Call and encourage your policymakers at all levels of government to act now with strong climate policy.

Counselors encourage students to sign up at the beginning of the semester to get matched with a counselor as quickly as possible.

But his advisers told him that the real dagger to the networks would be to encourage cable television’s expansion as a competitor.

Avalon’s homes have used modest financial incentives to encourage staff members to get vaccinated.

But she fears a right to roam would encourage irresponsible dog owners to descend on the countryside with untrained, off-lead animals.

A scheme hoping to encourage greater footfall in hospitality venues has been relaunched today.

Byron Council should be leading the way, and encourage pre-fab home builders to get involved.

Colorado has an interesting but rarely used statute intended to encourage settlements.

Additionally, the body said the government should create special financing options and incentives to encourage further investments in the sector.

Carla Denyer, the party’s national co-Leader visited Darlington earlier this week to boost the campaign and encourage voters to trust the Greens.

Colin, who is still being monitored at the hospital, hopes his story will encourage people not to put off doing their home bowel screening tests.