Sentence examples for drive encouraging from inspiring English sources

Northern Manhattan Democrats for Change, a local political club, organized a drive encouraging residents to mark Dominican as national origin on the census form.

Teaming up with independent bookstores throughout Washington, the women advertised their book drive effort, encouraging people to donate new or gently used children's books.

A monster drive encouraged McIlroy to take on the green with his second.

The drive encourages the crowd to scream a few C'MON RICKIEs, but their man's tee shot finds the rubbish on the other side.

Berlin-based urologist Professor Frank Sommer told the Telegraph that, "A substance like that could shift the balance of the sex hormones in men towards estrogen....In the long term this leads to less sexual drive, encourages the belly instead of the muscles to grow and has a bad effect on erection and potency".

That stigma began to fade during World War I, when Liberty Loan drives encouraged Americans to own government bonds, feeding a taste for securities that persisted into the '20s.

Obama should be dissuading Iranians from backing the regime's nuclear drive, not encouraging them.

Preliminary attempts to explore the therapeutic modulation of apoptosis against cancer by gene transfer have been started, driven by encouraging preclinical data in animal models.

In this case, all-you-can-drive insurance encourages people to drive more than they otherwise would if they had to pay the full cost of each mile.

Launching his campaign, Tom Watson called for a drive to encourage more working-class people to stand for parliament to make the party "look like the country we want to serve".

During this year's general election campaign, the Suffs took part in a drive to encourage younger women to use their votes, and they are regularly involved in an event called Walk in Her Shoes organised by the development agency Care International that takes place on International Women's Day.