Sentence examples for encouraged mass from inspiring English sources

Fear of political instability has also encouraged mass spending, according to officials at Athens University.

Also, it was claimed that lotteries encouraged mass gambling and that drawings were fraudulent.

López Obrador, who was Mexico City's head of government from 2000 to 2005, narrowly lost the 2006 Presidential election, and for months afterward he encouraged mass protests, centered on a tent city erected in the capital.

"My vision has always been around how we can make wellbeing something everyone aspires to," says Ali. "I want us to inspire people in the way Japan did with the 10,000 steps a day challenge, or in the way the mayor of Ohio encouraged mass weight loss in his city.

They attack the enemies he attacks, condemning the news media as "dishonest" and "failing". They have questioned the credibility of the F.BI., whose failure to act on tips about the suspect in the Florida shooting has intensified criticism from conservatives seeking to discredit the bureau — this week, Dana Loesch, an N.R.A. spokeswoman, encouraged mass demonstrations outside F.B.I. offices.

While the UK encouraged mass immigration from its former colonies to swell its workforce, the Hungarian state directed its utopian gaze towards its children.

Rather, the US should encourage mass defections of Syrian soldiers and officers.

It hampers labour mobility, encourages mass commuting, and increases the divide between house inheritors and the poor.

What can he do – encourage mass migration of Brits to Gibraltar or the Spanish costa del retirement?

The congestion pricing plan, introduced by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, is meant to reduce traffic and pollution, and to encourage mass transit.

President Roosevelt hopes to encourage mass production of dwellings as a means of drastically trimming construction costs.