Sentence examples for tacitly encourage from inspiring English sources

Why else would he tacitly encourage the illegal settlement policy of Israel's rightwing government?

The point, surely, is not to tacitly encourage same-sex action among the prepubescent, but rather to promote an awareness of the society in which we live.

We find that, when managers' agency-related incentives conflict more strongly with those of the firm (more desirable client), they tend to tacitly encourage underreporting through their evaluations of the senior's performance.

He expressed concern that the government of President Abdullah Yameen, was too weak to counter the threat and might tacitly encourage it: "President Yameen feels he can deal with the Islamist threat later but first he wants to consolidate power.

Card counting is not illegal, he says in his book, and to a certain extent casinos tacitly encourage it if it makes bettors flock to the blackjack tables thinking they can beat the system.

Well, that much, though somewhat curious, actually has its logic for countries that had been under Soviet domination for nearly half a century, and have developed a geostrategic policy of discouraging east-west rapprochement on the grounds that it would tacitly encourage Russia to make mischief in its former stomping grounds, especially the Baltics.

It also said the Vatican had tacitly encouraged the cover-up by ignoring the guidelines.

But he has tacitly encouraged a divisive culture, intolerant of dissent.

But this obsession with Israel's conduct tacitly encourages the easy slide into hostility towards Jews.

PatientsLikeMe not only lets members track their disease; it also tacitly encourages them to take action.

And it is tacitly encouraged by affluent parents, many of whom themselves are chasing fashion, never mind the cost.