Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• these being decisive factors in the achievement of efficiency and equity;
• regards as important the development of a caring learning environment which boosts individual motivation, the effort to learn and confidence to achieve.
• Calls upon Member States to support initial and further training for teachers, to boost their motivation and to improve the qualitative conditions of school life
• It is important to ensure motivation through training at all ages to enhance skills and boost career paths.
• Calls upon Member States to support initial and further training for teachers, to boost their motivation and to improve the qualitative conditions of school life
• It is important to ensure motivation through training at all ages to enhance skills and boost career paths.
• We should push forward with an additional policy of analysis, information, training, motivation, consultancy and monitoring to give a boost to new structures and opportunities for development and progress.
• Entrepreneurs and managers should change their way of thinking and take on board some aspects of social theory and practice in further education courses, so as to boost the motivation of the staff, thereby generating added value.

• It is my belief and hope that this will not harm the industry but, quite on the contrary, will promote motivation.
• promote, in its international relations, the European model of accreditation based on the principles that accreditation bodies act with public authority and that accreditation is carried out free from commercial motivation and in avoidance of competition,
• However, it does not suffice to promote a healthy lifestyle among EU citizens; we must also provide the motivation and infrastructure they need.
• The Committee asks that steps be taken to promote European learning festivals as part of the international learning festival movement, and advocates that European information and motivation campaigns be conducted in a bid to make adult learning more attractive.
• I subscribe to the need to move from passive to active measures in the labour market, to promote the spirit of initiative and to fight against loss of worker motivation, which is also an explanation for our high rates of unemployment.
• discrimination.
• The motivation for the motion appears to be unnecessarily confrontational, rather than a genuine attempt to promote the cause of tolerance and non