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The phrase "allow to encourage" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or an object, making it unclear and incomplete.
Example: "We need to allow ourselves to encourage each other in our endeavors."
Alternatives: "permit to motivate" or "enable to support".
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She has been allowed to encourage free concerts and in-line skating lessons.
"The government is not allowed to encourage someone to commit a crime," Luibrand said.
Ads are also not allowed to encourage non-smokers or non-nicotine product users to use e-cigarettes.
Unless exports are allowed, they won't invest.An Israeli government committee recommended last year that some gas exports be allowed, to encourage oil firms to start drilling.
We are a little island, and because the music entertainment structure is so minimal, you aren't allowed to encourage fringe work to become mainstream.
In addition, The use of celebrities and licensed characters are banned from junk food ads targeting younger children, and ads are not allowed to encourage "pester power".
Lloyds is not allowed to encourage people to stay, as the object of the exercise is to reduce its share of the current account market, but it is not banned from taking you back.
The reporter also told the court he had signed a memorandum with police that defined the limits of his actions in dealing with the three accused, and that he was not allowed to encourage them to commit a crime.
From this point of view, the goal of feminism was more or less to allow or to encourage women to be more like men.
One way, which the government now seems prepared to allow, is to encourage the formation of private school-management chains based on the methods of the best schools.
Few companies have a track record of valuing innovation, and even fewer allow executives to encourage it amongst their staffs.
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