Sentence examples for right to encourage from inspiring English sources

But should we always follow them, and do we have the right to encourage our children to follow them?

We don't think it is right to encourage specific schemes of action in terms of the Middle East states.

Somewhat like British monarchs, directors have the right to be consulted, the right to encourage and the right to warn.

Outgoing charities watchdog chief Sam Younger is right to encourage those establishing new charities to think first about whether they are doing the right thing.

The anti-business lobbyists may not like it, but the UN has been right to encourage such agreements, and rich-country leaders should welcome them too.

Robert A. Sirico is right to encourage the Bush administration to reacquaint itself with its first principles ("Getting the Charity Debate Back on Track," Op-Ed, July 2).

The prison agency acknowledged it had agreed to move the gang leaders out of maximum security, provide televisions and make other concessions, like increased visiting rights, to encourage the truce.

Using the vehicle of a bill of rights to "encourage social responsibility" beyond the values already strongly embedded in the HRA, is either unachievable or suggests the importation of an alternative framework where rights are contingent on "responsible behaviour".

He called on the government to give the voluntary sector new rights to encourage local public sector bodies to create a "level playing field" between private sector and voluntary providers.

"Under the pretext of defending human rights," he answered, accusing the US, Britain and France of using talk of Syrians' rights to "encourage terrorist intervention".

Teachers were denied their First Amendment rights to encourage their 18-year-old students that they register to vote.