Sentence examples for indirectly encouraged from inspiring English sources
Guoping suggested that Secretary Rice's July 2008 visit to Georgia before the war in August 2008, might have indirectly encouraged Saakashvili to take military action.
Under a little-known financial agreement with the magazine industry, the Office of National Drug Control Policy has indirectly encouraged magazines to include antidrug messages in their editorial content.
However, the legislation contradicts the situation in football stadiums, where fans are indirectly encouraged to drink as much as they can, as quickly as they can before the match and at half time, to compensate for not being allowed to do so while the match is taking place.
The Russian president has indirectly encouraged idiots to make outlandish claims in a bizarre effort to glorify the motherland, he said.
This fascinating, if excruciating, film has several long discussions between the medical staff and a patient's dazed family, who are told the pessimistic circumstances of their loved one and, indirectly, encouraged to pull the plug.
In 2012, for example, Chinese officials indirectly encouraged a consumer boycott of Japanese goods as Japan reasserted its claim to disputed islands it calls the Senkakus and the Chinese call the Diaoyus.
("Retro attire is encouraged").
"I was very encouraged," he said.
Basketball is another encouraged pastime.
