Sentence examples for and to discourage from inspiring English sources
pay incentives to reward long-term performance and to discourage excessive risk-taking.
The objective: to offer moral support to the population and to discourage the enemy occupiers.
Simultaneous interpreting seems to induce more dialogue and to discourage lengthy set pieces.
The agencies hope to find ways to encourage improvements to overall security, and to discourage attackers.
When the tourism industry asked for help, Cowperthwaite responded by taxing hotels to recover costs—and to discourage other petitioners.
It would challenge the practice of using the tax code to encourage certain types of behavior and to discourage others.
A nonprofit board works to promote the rural value of the region and to discourage activities that might change that.
He said they were targeting election agents so polling stations would not be monitored and to discourage political activity.
Biehl's parents went on to found the Amy Biehl Foundation to develop and empower youths in the townships and to discourage further violence.
Exit also interacts with fee liability to cause recoveries to go to the wrong investors and to discourage investors from moving to lower-fee funds.
These are damages which are intended to serve as an example to others and to discourage behavior which is deemed highly undesirable to society.
