Can a Jew encourage a non-Jew to violate a mitzvah?

If they are commandments specific to Jews (such as dietary ones), it’s fine to encourage non-Jews to them so long as the non-Jew isn’t serving as an agent to fulfill our own needs. For example, in the case of an animal intended as a kosher slaughter where there’s a mishap and the animal, while edible, is slaughtered in an unkosher manner, the meat may be sold to a non-Jew. An area where it is not permitted is in a case where the Jew asks the non-Jew to do something that would benefit the Jew on Shabbat— for example, if a Jew does not himself turn on or off lights, he may not ask a non-Jew to do it (if the non-Jew chooses to do it because he knows that the Jew could use lights, that’s fine). And, no one can ever encourage anyone to violate one of the seven Noahide mitzvot: