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Inspired with confidence.

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Usage of encouraged in English
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National aspirations were encouraged, within limits; 'autonomy' fell far short of self-determination.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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Orbán believes Soros has encouraged mass immigration in order to undermine Europe.
The Guardian
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Only in this way will children be encouraged to enjoy good food.
The Irish Times
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Foreign businesses are encouraged to transfer technology in exchange for market access.
Reuters
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Second, farmers have been encouraged to set land aside for biofuel production.
The Guardian
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It triggered a public outcry and encouraged more victims to come forward.
Reuters
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Angola's government has encouraged foreign firms to invest in the oil sector.
Reuters
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Acting in the public interest, however justified, is not encouraged by society.
The Irish Times
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UBS is encouraged by the results so far, a company spokeswoman said.
Reuters
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Lincoln's advisers, especially Joseph Medill, had encouraged him to ask this question.
A. lincoln: a biography
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Citizens will be encouraged to ask the president about their coronavirus concerns.
The South African
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The students' parents are also encouraged to discuss the issues at home.
Reuters
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It said its work had encouraged other firms to discuss restarting activities.
Reuters
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Working from home is actively encouraged at least one day a week.
The Irish Times
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This research strategy also cultivated an environment that encouraged open, non-judgmental dialogue.
The Guardian
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The housing market recovery has also encouraged other companies to hold IPOs.
Reuters
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