Sentence examples for encourage and aid from inspiring English sources

We must encourage and aid the Pakistani military fight against these extremists in South Waziristan, in SWAT, and across Pakistan.

Encourage and aid others to adopt their next pet.

The Heroes of America undermined the Confederacy primarily by encouraging and aiding draft resisters and deserters.

Now, the government encourages and aids the lack of fluency in English.

This exhibition encourages and aids the appreciation and understanding of a masterpiece, and of the mischievous god who was its inspiration.

Many residents said the Turkish government, in the past, actually encouraged and aided Islamic extremists in the area, because those radicals were fighting Kurds.

The two organisations existed perfectly well in parallel, while the EU greatly encouraged and aided the emergence of countries such as Portugal, Spain and Greece from reactionary military dictatorships.

The Viet Cong's armed struggle against Diem seemed to be a prime example of the new Chinese and Soviet strategy of encouraging and aiding "wars of national liberation" in newly independent nations of Asia and Africa in other words, helping communist-led insurgencies to subvert and overthrow the shaky new governments of emerging nations.

Organizers of MESA, an educational enrichment program that encourages and aids minority students to pursue science-related majors, understood what many people including the bigoted farmer and my high school counselor did not--that minorities are capable of great scholastic achievement and triumph despite negative stereotypical labels.

And God is present and available in the choices too, not to compel but to aid, to encourage and to help.

Re "Suppress the Vote?," by Bob Herbert (column, Aug. 16) and "Saving the Vote," by Paul Krugman, (column, Aug. 17): Reading these back-to-back columns about the overtly suppressive tactics being used in Florida in advance of the November elections, I believe that it is imperative that black voters in Florida be encouraged, supported and aided in obtaining and submitting absentee ballots.