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Meanings of encourage more in English

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Usage of encourage more in English
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Such comments certainly won't encourage more women to enter politics, she said.
The Irish Times
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Shirazi said Iran should encourage more international efforts to break the blockade.
Reuters
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It comes as the Burmese government hopes to encourage more foreign investment.
BBC
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The new group will also be required to encourage more Māori talent.
Radio NZ
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We just want to create awareness and encourage more diversity in sport.
The Guardian
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But Mr Boehner said it would encourage more people to arrive unlawfully.
Radio NZ
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It will also encourage more people to holiday abroad, hitting UK resorts.
The Guardian
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Research shows that segregated bike lanes encourage more people to saddle up.
The Guardian
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act took steps to encourage more rational pay levels.
Reuters
10
It may even encourage more women to consider a career in politics.
The Guardian
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Facebook kept trying to weed out spammers and encourage more reputable applications.
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Will letting unlicensed Maori drivers off encourage more to sit their licence?
Radio NZ
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Officials said they hoped the list would encourage more reports of any problems.
Reuters
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They said higher pricing could encourage more home building in the months ahead.
Reuters
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Free public transport would encourage more people to leave their cars at home.
The Irish Times
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The president said Somalia was looking to encourage more investment by reforming legislation.
Reuters
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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