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Meanings of encourage people in English
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Usage of encourage people in English
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Local authorities encourage people of all ages to have regular health checkups.
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For example, providing cycle infrastructure will encourage people to invest in cycling.
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Critics also say it would encourage people not to look for work.
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The project aimed to encourage people to engage with the political system.
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He said the plan was to encourage people back to the city.
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Making the vaccine free would encourage people to get it, he said.
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However she's concerned those claims might encourage people to consume more salt.
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I've also been trying to encourage people to bring their own regalia.
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With these fun designs, they'll encourage people to wear them, she said.
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So from our side, we don't encourage people to move too early.
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Maybe there should be more incentive to encourage people to provide them.
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Analysts argue that such casualties encourage people to join the Taliban-led insurgency.
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Fuglede of the Liberal Party said lower benefits would encourage people to work.
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The government ought to do more to encourage people to bike to work.
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We encourage people to come and spend time with us, Mr Smith said.
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They say this should encourage people without a pension to save.
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