Sentence examples for firmly encouraged from inspiring English sources

He said the Saudi ambassador had been firmly encouraged to speed up the inquiry.

Between takes, Mr. Ortega, dressed not unlike his young cast in black jeans and jacket, cheerfully but firmly encouraged the barefoot Ms. Tisdale to give it a bit more herself.

The marriage of technological innovation with artistic performance means that audiences are firmly encouraged to keep mobile devices switched on.

The gracious rooms of the Council's New York home gently but firmly encourage civility -- but that encouragement can sometimes fall short of the energy released by controversial topics.

We firmly encourage other researchers to improve on our efforts.

Based on these results, we firmly encourage GPs to investigate more deeply a possible link between the two disorders and to use well admitted sleep and LUTS/BPE instruments to assess the severity of illness.

When a company is considering a float or a merger, for example, its bankers will both advise it on the deal and sell the shares to investors, taking a cut on every side, meaning that their interest lies firmly in encouraging the mega-bucks transactions that came to characterise the champagne-popping culture of the City in the mid-to-late 80s, the late 90s and the early noughties.

Asked whether students should still pursue majors in college, Bacow said he firmly believes in encouraging a focus on one particular field of study.

To actualize these resolutions into the policy arena, the state system was firmly valorized, regional cooperation was encouraged and supported, and the principles articulating human dignity were promoted.

Some, like Britain, firmly believe Turkey should be encouraged to modernise and westernise, and that welcoming a big Muslim country would strengthen Muslim moderates.

Being embedded in the network core of policy elites may have increased this actor's exposure to firmly held normative beliefs in opposition to pneumonia, and encouraged their congruence with those beliefs (Sabatier and Weible 2007).