Sentence examples for refuse to encourage from inspiring English sources

The republicans in particular would refuse to encourage Catholics to join the new service, scuppering chances of creating a genuinely cross-community police force at present the RUC is 93% Protestant.

Walk away from gossip and refuse to encourage uncivil behavior among your friends and family.

They will hear about the miraculous charter schools across America, and how public school officials selfishly refuse to encourage the transfer of public funds to private institutions.

Unfortunately, he said, the Obama administration refuses to encourage those kinds of good choices.

(British officials considered the Armenians militarily useless and thus refused to encourage the uprisings).

But he refuses to encourage knee-jerk rejection of the sliced stuff.

China bluntly refused to encourage a negotiated settlement and insisted that the U.S.S.R. help North Vietnam by pressuring the United States elsewhere.

Although Piccinni admired Gluck's operas and steadfastly refused to encourage his own partisans, the warring factions nevertheless created a rivalry.

The two men sat late into the night drinking whisky and fruitlessly arguing the point.Mr Mbeki also refuses to encourage people to know their HIV status and to lessen stigma around the disease.

UK environment secretary Liz Truss has refused to encourage the MPs' pension fund to divest, telling the Guardian: "I believe the right way [to affect investment] is through carbon reduction targets".

After the death of Abbot Waltheof, his successor, Abbot William, refused to encourage the rumours which had quickly been spreading about Waltheof's saintliness.