Sentence examples for encourage allied from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stockman's book, maybe unfairly, has done nothing to encourage allied confidence in the judgment of the President and his advisers.

There has been substantial research on factors affecting recruitment and retention of rural doctors, but little has been done to establish the motives and conditions that encourage allied health professionals to practice rurally.

Netanyahu's is determined to encourage allies in the US Congress to try to block the deal.

The US Secretary of State will arrive in the UK for talks with Mr Hague at the end of a hectic tour of European capitals, designed to encourage allies into outright condemnation of Assad over his alleged use of chemical weapons against his own people.

His efforts to apply the lessons learned from more than a decade of fighting in the shadows of the larger wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have high-level support from a White House and Pentagon eager to avoid large-scale foreign interventions and to encourage allies to assume more of the burden of combating extremism and instability.

The AIIB is coming whether Washington likes it or not, and it would seem to be in America's best interests to encourage allies to join and influence the bank from within.

Supporters see this as sending a message to foreign states that they can trust Washington to hear their concerns and even compromise, encouraging allies and adversaries alike to invest political capital in the relationship.

Before Allen dropped out, Bowser had quietly encouraged allies to support her. Bill Lightfoot, Bowser's campaign chairman, said the mayor's opposition to Silverman is grounded in legislation she co-wrote to grant paid family leave to private sector workers, an initiative that has been endorsed by progressive groups across the country.

(The U.S. has armed and trained select rebel contingents, and encouraged allies to do the same. But it has stopped short of the kind of support that would meaningfully change the war's outcome).

Following the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Soviet‐bloc armies in August, 1968, the United States temporarily lifted the Greek embargo as it sought to encourage the allied coun tries to build up their defenses.

The Pentagon encourages its allied counterparts to boost their spending in order to buy U.S. weapons and maintain the interoperability of systems.