Examples of encouragement

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He returned to participate in the election at the encouragement of his fellow villagers.
Learners expressed interest and encouragement while seeking and providing assistance and initiating self-repair of their own utterances, all in the absence of communication breakdowns.
The university gave us every encouragement to succeed, and through retirals and natural mobility we targeted research active teachers as replacements.
My remarks should be understood as an encouragement to intensify and to enhance the authors' approach, not as a criticism.
Early encouragement and support is also important to build resilience for later challenges.
If they hesitated they were given encouragement, and the question was repeated if they answered incorrectly.
I wish to thank my colleagues from these societies who offered comments, questions and encouragement to pursue this project.
He gave me invaluable guidance then, and ideas and encouragement to produce this improved version now.
The archive can benefit from the encouragement of personal engagements and preferences, sustaining and prolonging each individual's commitment to the project.
Exercise performance disability is affected by mood, encouragement, general fitness, and other influences and cannot be accurately predicted from reduction in lung function.
Care managers provided general support, encouragement to attend group sessions (see below), and brief education regarding medications, side-effects, and warning signs of relapse.
I would also like to thank the reviewers for their comments and encouragement.
Here the music from the screen acts as a cue and as a motor and encouragement for movement.
Furthermore, radiographers are ideally placed, given the appropriate encouragement and support, to undertake such studies.
No significant main effects for gender emerged for any of the attention or maternal encouragement variables ; several other effects, however, were statistically significant.
With respect to these barriers or encouragements, there are four points to which the reader's attention should be drawn.
The visions in this paper are intended as encouragements to researchers in the field.
The bullionist policy also included export encouragements, embargo powers, a bank, and the collection of gold and silver plate from individuals to coin into money.
The parties to litigation, whether before a court or a tribunal, which results in trial and judgment have resisted many encouragements to settle the claim along the road to trial.
There is more that could be said about the way in which direct payments illuminate the policy-making process, particularly about the roles of central/local encouragements and discretion.
The creation of state justice communities will be successful only if there is encouragement and legitimization of constructive dissatisfaction.
Despite numerous opportunities and the encouragement of many individuals of position and influence, all of his efforts except one failed to garner royal patronage.
They need encouragement and support in their experimenting.
Feeling worn out after preaching to the thousands who flocked to hear him, he found renewed stimulation and encouragement for his ministerial labours.
He was forward at seeking out young people of promise and giving them encouragement.
They enjoy painting for its own sake, and although adult interest provides encouragement, it is essentially a private activity.
The school provides freedom of choice and the encouragement to experiment in play.
Listening, providing support, and general encouragement are the most important of these.
Even when leadership has positive social standing, elite encouragement or requirement of changing one's life, and the tradition of communalism, could not have been simple.
He attributed the very modest results to the wide range of subjects taught and the near-total lack of encouragement to potential students (local authority employees).
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