Sentence examples for encourage neither from inspiring English sources

The Clinton plan, they say, borrowed their rhetoric of market-based competition, but it added elements such as caps on insurance premiums, the alliances (which they consider too large and regulatory), and certain tax provisions (which, they argue, encourage neither employers nor employees to be sensitive to health-care costs).

Men are encouraged neither to be half-naked, nor veiled.

They were told what was going to happen, and then encouraged neither entirely to forget nor wholly to remember.

Gauteng's approach therefore could be described as somewhat laissez faire - it did not specifically encourage but neither precluded pragmatic partnerships with other actors.

It's encouraging that neither laid down markers that the other side can't stomach; we'll see if Mr Obama maintains that openness in an address on the economy scheduled for Friday.

It is not encouraging that neither of these two were able to offer anything other than a sop to the financial sector, to their funders and financiers, which is bust, and remains bust yet wants more of our money.

These facts are not encouraging and neither is where the Cardinals stand league-wide in total yards and yards rushing.

"We neither encourage nor discourage the feeding of pigeons," said a spokesman for the Department of Health, John Gadd.

If you don't have a professional reason to watch a snuff video, I encourage you to neither view it nor share it.

But he said online gambling should be legal as a matter of personal liberty, calling it an activity the government should neither encourage nor prohibit.

The proposal is supposed to encourage transparency, but neither sets out how companies should monitor their supply chains nor puts forward a credible penalty for failing to do so.