Sentence examples for direct encouragement from inspiring English sources

"Even if no direct encouragement or directive is given," the report said, "many children raised with holistic thinking may nonetheless act according to the group's 'unspoken' rules".

"Direct encouragement of riots crosses a line between expressing a contrary opinion and directly encouraging dangerous, illegal activity," Vox chief Ezra Klein said in a statement.

In September, they received "direct" encouragement when the IS official spokesman issued a fatwa to kill disbelievers in the west in a speech on YouTube.

Turnbull has allowed the hyper-conservatives in his own cabinet to overrule a recommendation by the foreign affairs minister, Julie Bishop, and Turnbull's own direct encouragement of Rudd.

The post about Ms. Noonan's column, including five full paragraphs, had explicit credits to the author and the newspaper, three links to the source and a direct encouragement to users to read the original column.

Sondheim, 84, who wrote Sweeney Todd in 1979, is expected at the opening on 30 March although Thompson might hope for slightly less direct encouragement than he gave her in New York.

There is as direct an encouragement to slavery in the selling to the countries where that wretched form of society exists, as in the buying from them.

Skills are learned rather than innate and females may need more direct personal encouragement than males due to factors such as social expectations and peer influences.

Instead, it substitutes direct modes, encouragement and rewards for kids to take action.

The court of appeal said that a security guard, and hence a Woolworths employee, could only be liable for an arrest if it was effected by the police – ie, if they had given some direction or made a direct request or encouragement that the arrest should be made.

There's also the offence of giving direct or indirect encouragement of terrorism or disseminating terrorist material.