Sentence examples for encouraging discontent from inspiring English sources

Rather than encouraging discontent with the union, the presence of a robust nationalist government in Edinburgh seems to have helped persuade people that devolution can be made to work in Scotland's interests after all.

US President Dwight D. Eisenhower was aware of a detailed study of Hungarian resistance that recommended against US military intervention, and of earlier policy discussions within the National Security Council that focused upon encouraging discontent in Soviet satellite nations only by economic policies and political rhetoric.

Economic discontent was encouraging new opposition movements.

Among the main causes of the movement were the frustrations felt by Africans who were denied advancement in the hierarchy of the mission churches and racial discontent encouraged by the colour bar.

Encouraged by popular discontent with the increasing British influence over Egypt and by the enthusiastic support of the nationalists, ʿAbbās appointed a prime minister who was well-known for his opposition to the British.

Libyan and Tunisian rappers were making headlines and encouraging their fans to speak out about their discontent in the weeks leading up to the Arab Spring.

Further research about this issue may help policy-makers and hospital administrators understand sources of discontent and encourage talented physicians to work within the domestic job market by improving working conditions in German hospitals, which would lead to overall improvements in health services.

Iran's help in the war in Afghanistan, and many of its internal developments — from growing discontent with religious strictures to the increasing participation of women in political life — are encouraging to U.S. officials.

The reason is that discontent among the opposition's base creates demand for negative news about the president, encouraging opposition legislators and members of the news media to promote allegations of misconduct".

For many of these opinion leaders, encouraging democratically elected governments in the region is the only available means to provide a safe outlet for public discontent, which is often directed at Washington.

NEA's Seattle affiliate is staging a "national day of action" -- encouraging colleagues across the country to hold meetings, organize rallies and wear red -- to highlight the rising tide of discontent with the testing regime.