Sentence examples for encouraging acts from inspiring English sources

"Some have even gone so far to use the term 'bully.' Frankness alone, however, does not equate to encouraging acts of political retaliation.

The ban – and a charge of encouraging acts of terrorism – was later dropped.

She was also found guilty of encouraging acts of terror on social media.

In many communities boys and girls are commemorating their Jewish rites of passage by encouraging acts of charity -- more accurately, "chesed," acts of selfless kindness.

This finding is also in accordance with the theory of altruistic behaviour which is based on feelings of empathy that enable one to experience what the other is feeling, thus encouraging acts of compassion [ 22- 243]43].

This actually can be a very encouraging act.

In an encouraging act of collaboration, Google, Yahoo and Microsoft announced tonight that they will all begin using the same Sitemaps protocol to index sites around the web.

With this approach, Anthony Weiner's exceedingly poor judgment can be seen in perspective; and his facing it, and willing himself to grow and change through an honest and painful personal confrontation can be seen for what is it -- a brave and encouraging act.

In its own way, Gutai wanted to help rebuild democracy by both demonstrating and encouraging symbolic acts of independence.

The role of informants in encouraging criminal acts has been a frequent point of contention in terrorism cases, including another in which Mr. Hussain was an informant, but juries have not generally been sympathetic to the defenses' arguments.

The ISC refers to evidence from an unidentified Home Office official who told the committee: "There is no doubt that the more sophisticated people in al-Qaida recognise that groups are, in some ways, a thing of the past; and that encouraging lone acts of terror is exactly the way forward".