Sentence examples for encouraging yes from inspiring English sources

Do not hesitate to say a FIRM NO or an ENCOURAGING YES to yourself and to others.

The consensus by this spring shifted to bringing in financial institutions that would put money into the network and encourage YES to seek the highest revenue and maximum value.

Former San Jose Police Chief Joseph McNamara took to the California airwaves recently, encouraging a "yes" vote on Prop.

The Draft European Union (Referendum) Bill, published by the Conservatives in 2013, proposed this form of words: "Do you think that the United Kingdom should remain a member of the European Union?" Some thought that leaned too far towards the status quo, encouraging a yes vote, and the Electoral Commission said it was not clear and direct enough.

The group raised $12,680 at a recent fundraiser in Sydney and was also urging Irish people in Australia to contact their relatives and friends at home to encourage a yes vote.

When asked what changes would encourage a "yes" vote, renegotiating immigration limits tops the list at 61% and reducing benefits for immigrants comes second at 46% while reducing business regulation matters less at 37% Specifically, 76% would support a two-year ban on immigrants receiving benefits and six out of 10 would like to see a five-year ban.

"Encourage, yes.

Today, instead we have an intellectual property system that encourages innovation, yes, but only a certain kind of innovation – the kind that leads to greater profits.

Some recent polling evidence has been encouraging for the yes side.

According to these tweets, Irish expats have been travelling from far and wide to vote: Some who were unable to vote because they could not get back to Ireland have been encouraging others to vote yes with the hashtag #BeMyYes: The referendum result is expected to be announced on Saturday afternoon.

Stephen Colbert encouraging graduates to say "yes" to everything.