Sentence examples for encouraged free from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday night, lawyers for the players had encouraged free agents to begin shopping their services.

Sadat relaxed the restrictions on the Muslim Brotherhood and encouraged free enterprise, spawning a wealthy new elite that matured into Mubarak's crony capitalist circle.

Foreign investors were allowed to come in and private businesses were encouraged – free trade, free markets, profits for some, wages for others.

Whatever the correct explanation for these significant textual changes, the communist leaders had encouraged free criticism of the party and its programs, and they had then turned on their critics as rightists and counterrevolutionaries.

Although he did not specify microtones in his scores, he may have taken an interest in the Vicentino system because it encouraged free movement from one chord to another.

Projects that encouraged free discussion appealed to Johnson; for example, he helped Priestley publish the Theological Repository, a financial failure that nevertheless fostered open debate of theological questions.

The "hundred flowers" line explicitly encouraged "free-ranging" discussion and inquiry, with the explicit assumption that this would prove the superiority of Marxism-Leninism and speed the conversion of intellectuals to communism.

The Paulson solution represents the result of a political system that since the Reagan era has not only been reluctant to regulate financial institutions but has also actually encouraged free-market behavior that ultimately had to end disastrously.

And a section that encouraged free-form responses asked individuals' opinions on the events of the past year that have had the greatest impact on the biopharmaceutical industry's reputation for good or ill" and on measures that the industry should take to improve its reputation.

This is an instrumental reason to encourage free speech.

It will also encourage free "yarn tasting," sampling from spools.