Sentence examples for encouraged to remember from inspiring English sources

And those who can't wait can look to the Web site of the state department's "Rewards For Justice" program (www.rewardsforjustice.org), where, among other nuggets of information about scoping out neighborhood terrorists, citizens are encouraged to remember that children of terrorists "often enroll in schools in the middle of the year and may leave prior to the end with little or no notice".

If that fails we are encouraged to remember the day of death.

I was encouraged to remember this, to practice this, to swallow it whole, and repeat it.

It's the time of year we're encouraged to remember that peace on earth begins with peace in our own hearts.

The idea was that, whenever the Israelites laid eyes on the Ebenezer, they would be reminded of the story of God's help and encouraged to remember his presence with them.

As there are no physical landmarks that can be beaten at sea, traditionally children from Poole were encouraged to remember the bounds of their town by taking part in the 'Pins and Points' ceremony involving the beating of a boy and pricking of a girl's hand with a needle.

In it, Simon Partridge poignantly describes a workshop for "boarding school survivors" that encouraged him to remember the charged moment when, aged eight and dispatched to prep school, he had to say goodbye to his parents.

"I encouraged him to remember that since he is a pioneer, some people will project onto him feelings and assumptions that they have about 'the cause,' " Rabbi Eilberg recalled of their conversation in an e-mail message.

On an optimistic note, Hogan encouraged investors to remember that the drop in energy prices has already given U.S. consumers a $250.0 billion stimulus.

"We wanted to make a product that encouraged people to remember that there are people behind the profiles and the cards that they're seeing.

However you "fill the void," as Greer said, during Lent, he encouraged Christians to remember: .