Sentence examples for encourage generous from inspiring English sources

The Muslim community, as Iqbal conceived it, ought effectively to teach and to encourage generous service to the ideals of brotherhood and justice.

They also encourage generous rather than exclusive licensing of scientific discoveries that may have broad applications.

As a result, pictures of attractive, smiling female fundraisers put donors in a better mood and encourage generous behaviour.

The findings support government initiatives that encourage generous, flexible paid parental leave and employment policies that are flexible with parents working away from home.

It's not entirely churlish to compare the two rivals (although obviously there's no reason why you shouldn't enjoy both and the Guardian Upstairs Downstairs blog, which launches this Sunday, aims to encourage generous-spirited viewing).

They encouraged generous incentives for foreign investors and the privatization of businesses that the Marxist Allende had nationalized.

The "lady managers" of the Northwestern Fair hoped to bring Chicagoans and their neighbors together, promote patriotic commitment to the Union cause and encourage the generous support of sick and wounded soldiers.

The report calls for deliberate policies to encourage more generous wages; stronger social safety nets, paid for by better tax collection from those who can afford it; and recalibrating the financial system to focus on lending, not speculation.

Before he joined the campaign, the Washington Post reported, he showed a talent for flattery and for cultivating Trump's dark side — for example, discouraging progress on climate change, or even Republican unity — while doing little, as far as one can tell, to encourage more generous impulses.

There are, of course, many Christians in this country who do not fit that stereotype, including a significant number of evangelicals working to protect the environment and to encourage more generous and effective governmental programs to aid the poor.

His background definitely encouraged a generous nature, but it didn't guarantee it - plenty of people have nice parents.