Sentence examples for all about discouraging from inspiring English sources

For her, the program is all about discouraging drunken drivers and making the people who let drunken drivers use their vehicles think twice.

Here are some Things I Learned from Lorne Michaels: (1) Producing is about discouraging creativity.

If enough music lovers did so, perhaps concert organisers would be more proactive about discouraging people from wrecking performances.

For instance, how about discouraging gum purchases by way of a 10-cent tax on each stick or piece?

"China's filter is explicitly about discouraging access to and discussion of certain clearly political topics," he said, while Australia's filter would focus on specifically restricted material.

Relationships between parents of children's friends are seldom studied, but many parents have stories to tell about discouraging certain relationships.

Despite wide-ranging opposition to the garment and polls showing that most French citizens favour a ban, opinions have differed on how to go about discouraging women from covering their faces.

Before leaving our house that evening, the officer handed us a slip of paper neatly printed with our case number, some advice about discouraging further crime, and, in a very New Orleans touch, a hug.

"It's further indication that the Executive Branch is very serious about discouraging classified documents," Yale Law School professor Eugene Fidell tells me.

She developed Yahoo's strong e-mail encryption and is vocal about discouraging young STEM professionals from joining the NSA.

If the U.S. is serious about discouraging terrorism, why won't we permit willing pilots–after intensive training to carry firearms on commercial flights?