Sentence examples for it would prompt from inspiring English sources

Some conservative groups have warned people might leave the BSA if it changes its policy on gay members, since it would prompt local units and churches that sponsor the scouts to reconsider their own policies.

The group's executive director, Barbara Harsha, called the N.T.S.B. recommendation "courageous" and said it would prompt the group to reconsider its policy, which calls for banning drivers from texting but not talking on the phone.

It would have to charge its customers more.Whichever tax reform took place it would prompt a flurry of evasive action.

Abandoning it would prompt accusations of a U-turn and going soft on immigration.

The stop was built, he says, in the hope it would prompt a service one day.

While some analysts would welcome the move, few believe it would prompt an immediate cessation of hostilities.

They took it to the media and we hoped it would prompt the Foreign Office to help.

He said he knew this bothered Sergeant Feyer but hoped it would prompt him to shape up.

In September investors were inclined to regard bad economic news as good news, reasoning it would prompt central banks to cut interest rates.

While it was an unusual cry from the heart of a Wall Street insider, many questioned whether it would prompt any change.

Like the tireless charmed brooms in Disney's "Fantasia," it would prompt my father's heart to beat after he became too demented to speak, sit up or eat.