Sentence examples for believed encouraging from inspiring English sources

Olisa believed encouraging companies to be transparent about their tax affairs was a better approach.

It was, he added, "an opportunity to restructure the Irish economy based on wheat, rather than the potato, which they believed encouraged indolence and overpopulation.

Afterwards, Grant recommended continuation of a reformed Freedmen's Bureau, which Johnson opposed, but advising against the use of black troops in garrisons, which he believed encouraged an alternative to farm labor.

Coxell believes encouraging a greater understanding of emotional intelligence among his staff has benefited the firm.

Melling believes encouraging overt religious behaviour in the workplace is very positive: "My faith allows me to love my colleagues, even those who drive me up the wall.

He also believes encouraging words from Chili Davis, the Mets' new hitting coach, and Callaway have inspired him to perform with confidence this spring.

And some believe encouraging more black owners and executives at clubs could help.

He believes encouraging young athletes has been the secret to ensuring that the club has continued to flourish.

It will, he believes, encourage responsible use of the internet.

They object to worksheets, but embrace projects that they believe encourage higher-level thinking.

It does so through the reduction of marginal tax rates, which we believe encourages savings and investment.