Sentence examples for although he encouraged from inspiring English sources

The meeting was "popular theater," Mr. Müller said, although he encouraged consumers to boycott offending businesses.

Although he encouraged internal opposition to Oliver Cromwell, who as lord protector had by then become de facto ruler of England, Hyde held out against schemes for reconquest that would simply reunite the republican factions.

The local government minister Kris Hopkins told the Commons on Thursday that there would be no additional funding for local welfare, although he encouraged councils to make further formal representations, raising faint hopes that the government may revisit the decision in February.

The only Protectionist Senator from New South Wales, he was appointed Leader of the Government in the Senate, and was instrumental in the evolution of that house as subordinate to the House of Representatives, although he encouraged the introduction of legislation into the Senate.

He doesn't reveal that kind of optimism anymore, although he encourages it in little kids.

Although he encourages students to "think like a painter" and "to picture the end result," part of the fun is not knowing precisely what the outcome might be, and seeing what is revealed through experimentation.

"He encouraged me, although his security situation in Yemen did not allow him to discuss it," Ayub said, adding that he warned Fadl that many of his original ideas about jihad were being used to justify violence against women and innocent civilians.

Although he is encouraged by the progress of all three, he accepts it is unrealistic to think that Ledley could get through a game.

Although he always encouraged Jackson's writing, in part because it was her writing that kept the family afloat, he came to resent how completely her career had eclipsed his.

Although he was encouraged by some recent announcements about buildings in New York that had made a commitment to try solar generation, the public's skepticism, both economic and meteorological, runs deep, he said.

Although he was encouraged by President Obama's attitude towards developing country partners in the negotiations, Al-Sabban said the parties needed to "learn from the mistakes" of Copenhagen in thinking about preparing for the next Conference of Parties (CoP) in Mexico.