Sentence examples for encourage exclusion from inspiring English sources

Jourová was expected to say: "Media can build the culture of dialogue or sow divisions, spread disinformation and encourage exclusion.

"These groups are opposing unity, they encourage exclusion.

This may occur where a tweet causes a person to be exposed to "hatred, ridicule, or contempt", encourages exclusion of that person from society or imputes a lack of professional skill or efficiency.

"That would encourage digital exclusion rather than tackle it," says John Petter, the managing director of BT Retail's consumer business.

Overturning the coverage formula virtually guarantees, if not encourages, such exclusion.

The Catholic Church's leadership within Kenya often preaches against homosexuality, which Gitari argued is inconsistent with the oft-repeated Vatican message that criminalization is harmful because it encourages "discrimination, exclusion, and violence".

Being exposed to a stigmatizing environment that encourages social exclusion was part of the participants' disturbing reality.

Ghent-2 clearly encourages the exclusion of related syndromes through clinical evaluation, as well as through molecular mutation analysis, and hence it may improve the guidance of therapy.

Today, that call is often lost in a landscape where the loudest evangelical preachers encourage division and exclusion.

As I explain in my latest Page Two column, Bulgaria and Romania were allowed to join the Union in 2007, though these problems were evident then — and reported by the E.U. — because of the belief that joining the Union would encourage the reformers while exclusion would hurt efforts to modernize the countries.

In this scenario, children might ease their families' economic burdens while happily skipping off to school; and parents might encourage learning to the exclusion of all other activities.The World Development Report discusses the problems of child labour and poor families' limited access to financial markets on the same page, yet it fails to make a connection between the two.