Sentence examples for encouraged to renounce from inspiring English sources

Equally controversial is a process called debriefing, in which inmates in the supermax units are encouraged to renounce their gang ties and provide information about other members in order to be moved to lower-security settings.

Those with smaller losses were encouraged to renounce further action with offers of 20% to 40% of their claimed losses.

Prison officials encouraged him to renounce his gang membership, but he could not do so.

In post-Watergate America, the late Lawrence Kohlberg, a Havard psychologist and moral educator, developed a 6-stage theory of moral development which swept through school curricula across the country; his theory encouraged schoolchildren to renounce personal ties for higher principles.

The US, British, and Saudi officials who were indirectly in contact with the Taliban there quickly encouraged them to renounce al-Qaeda and lay out their negotiating demands.

It was encouraging to hear him renounce a return to authoritarian rule earlier this summer, and to commit himself to the protection of political and economic freedoms.

Less than a month after his inauguration, he went to Saudi Arabia, which had been waging an internal war against Al Qaeda for ten years and sought to weaken it further by encouraging the Taliban to renounce its alliance.

The movement encourages Chinese citizens to renounce their affiliations to the Chinese Communist Party, including ex post facto renunciations of the Communist Youth League and Young Pioneers.

This catalyzed the Tuidang movement, which encourages Chinese citizens to renounce their affiliations to the Chinese Communist Party, including ex post facto renunciations of the Communist Youth League and Young Pioneers.

Decision was made to renounce on further modelling.

However, his wish to renounce the nuclear deal with Iran, another foreign policy priority, is not encouraging.