Sentence examples for deliberately encouraged from inspiring English sources

"I deliberately encouraged public debate on this issue.

They deliberately encouraged immigration to promote diversity and to spite the right, he says.

Of course, in the name of counterinsurgency strategy, the American commander, General Stanley McChrystal, deliberately encouraged the Taliban to withdraw by publicly signaling his plans.

Jim McCarthy, head of global products for Visa, said PayPal had deliberately encouraged users to shift away from credit cards to reduce its costs.

In their inflation of the importance of the Mufti (an inflation deliberately encouraged in Israel by the 1961 Eichmann trial), what such accounts fail to provide is evidence that the Mufti gained any power over Nazi policy.

While children in the audience were prone to dislike the kids in that show – too posh, too swotty – the family dynamics on offer in Blue Peter (BBC, since 1958) deliberately encouraged identification and empathy.

And this is a confusion politicians deliberately encourage.

Policies would deliberately encourage job creation and technological innovation in both these strategic sectors.

Even so, admitting that you're deliberately encouraging them seems unprecedented.

Traffickers are deliberately encouraging hunters in the village near her refuge to target monkeys with babies, she said.

But they are, quite deliberately, encouraging American voters in the delusion that we are being excessively generous to the world.