Sentence examples for only of encouraging from inspiring English sources

Any other view might undermine "an age-old institution, valued and valuable, respectable and respected, as a means not only of encouraging monogamy but also the procreation of children... ......, the judge said.Paradoxically, similar language is now being used by gay-marriage advocates.

To that end, the festival is geared not only to encouraging the production of new theatrical works but to building an audience for them.

Religious groups expressed concern that creation of the.xxx domain would serve only to encourage creation of more sex-related content.

War is my last choice, my last option.... Of course, the key reason we're here is to talk about NATO expansion and the benefits of NATO expansion, not only to encourage the spread of freedom in Europe but also to be able to deal with the true threats we face in order to defend our freedoms.

Essentially, their contact with the farmers may be only to encourage adoption of IRVs and may not have anything to do with linking farmers to the markets or encouraging them to participate in output markets.

Visitor numbers to the country are limited not only by the difficulty of access, but by another government policy, that of encouraging only what the Tourism Council of Bhutan calls "high-end" tourism.

It will be a messy deal and a missed opportunity.The euro zone's policymakers should use the plight of Cyprus not only to encourage reform on the island.

The ban serves only to encourage the spread of Muslim-bashing in France and elsewhere in Europe, helped along by statements like this one from the interior minister, Claude Guéant, blatantly portraying Islam as a religion alien to France: "There is no reason why the nation should accord to one particular religion more rights than religions that were formerly anchored in our country".

It might be useful to clarify the variables related to the establishment of DPDs, not only to encourage effective discharge planning systems but also to provide information on the process of formation of these pioneering systems.

His pledge appears to be a departure from the past policy of encouraging only victims to report the abuse.

Reducing teacher pay further diminishes the dignity of the teaching profession, and will only perpetuate the practice of encouraging intelligent students to enter other lines of work for generations to come.