Sentence examples for directly encouraged from inspiring English sources

And that unification, some historians say, directly encouraged the construction of New York's beloved and maligned subway system.

The dominant model, in which the bond issuer pays the rater directly, encouraged cosiness between the two.

Wisconsin Right to Life held that Congress could only restrict spending on campaign ads that directly encouraged voting for or against a particular candidate.

Robertson said there was a strong sense of "Christian solidarity" among the senior judges and the then home secretary, Henry Brooke, who directly encouraged the police to bring the prosecution against Ward – seen as a promiscuous atheist – in order to "shut him up".

While there was no indication that American officials had directly encouraged the Japanese action, the United States already maintains sanctions against the North, which it considers a terrorist state, and is clearly eager to cut off any funding that the Communist government might use to develop and export missile technology or to build nuclear or biological weapons.

"He has coordinated the movement of ISIL fighters, directly encouraged lone-wolf attacks on civilians and members of the military and actively recruited new ISIL members".

Deporting those foreign nationals who threaten or directly encourage terror.

The first of these is the best, since it would directly encourage companies to start spending.

The use of product placement must not affect the editorial independence of the content, or directly encourage purchases or rentals, according to the legislation.

"I believe that the creation of.xxx would mark the first instance of an action by this board that may directly encourage such filtering," said George Sadowsky, a US computer scientist.

"The sponsorship of the annual Portrait Award by BP is now in its 22nd year and their support directly encourages the work of artists and helps gain wider recognition for them".