Sentence examples for nor encourage from inspiring English sources

Mr Karzai has promised that he will neither stand again nor encourage one of his brothers to run.

Current faculty hiring, promotion, and tenure practices at many universities do not measure, reward, nor encourage faculty pursuit of these skills.

It does not instruct, nor encourage virtue, nor suggest proper models of human behavior, nor restrain men from doing the things men have always done.

"The Chinese government will not, in whatever form, engage in commercial theft nor encourage or support such efforts by anyone," said Xi.

It was a triumph for Void, if not for Hell, who wished to neither discourage his disciple (who is also his publisher) nor encourage him too much.

(7 3) What he demanded of his students was the willingness to learn: "I do not enlighten anyone who is not eager to learn, nor encourage anyone who is not anxious to put his ideas into words" (7:8).

Under existing incentive programs, this level of coordination is typically neither required nor encouraged.

The study also found that minimum wage increases "neither discouraged nor encouraged enterprise bargaining at the workplace level".

The International Association of Machinists "has not authorized nor encouraged any job action at United Airlines," he said in a statement.

Yesterday a deluged Senator McCain put out a statement: "I have not instructed nor encouraged any of my advisers to begin planning for a presidential run in 2004".

In public, Bush officials said the decision to move ahead was up to Mr. Clinton, and they have remained neutral, neither dissuading nor encouraging the president.