Sentence examples for effectively encouraging from inspiring English sources

His colleagues disagreed, effectively encouraging companies to help temporary workers to become permanent residents.

Instead of effectively encouraging banks not to lend, the Fed should have been penalizing banks for holding excess reserves.

Previously, the government had paid dialysis centers for these drugs separately from the actual blood-cleansing treatments, effectively encouraging their overuse.

The data suggest that the E.C.B. was effectively encouraging euro-zone banks to buy debt from Greece and the other troubled countries.

Then I went for psychodynamic therapy, where I was diagnosed with pure O before being prompted to explore and analyse the route of my thoughts, à la Freud – effectively encouraging me to engage in compulsive soul searching.

Both parties agreed to leave the earnings limit in place for early retirees -- effectively encouraging people not to take Social Security before 65 -- because research has shown that people who take a reduced Social Security benefits at age 62 are more likely to end up in poverty than those who work to full retirement age.

In the past, officers were rewarded for killing, which effectively encouraged street battles and illegal executions.

The use of mortgage insurance during the boom effectively encouraged lax lending.

Taxes on payrolls effectively encourage the overconsumption of resources like energy and land and the underutilization of labor.

Some Jewish leaders have argued that France's foreign policy is pro-Palestinian and effectively encourages attacks by young Arab thugs.

In general, North America's large predators have not acquired, or been effectively encouraged to acquire, the unobtrusive behaviors that help keep their European relatives out of trouble.