Sentence examples for are actively discouraged from inspiring English sources

Women are actively discouraged from reporting abuse: wives who go public are accused of "exposing family ugliness" (jiachou buke waiyang).

Other exceptions are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, but approval is rare and appeals are actively discouraged.

Many are actively discouraged from TV and film because of perceptions about how competitive the industry is, and how important family connections are to professional success.

Indeed, they are actively discouraged from doing so, in case a close knowledge of the subject makes them realise the book is less odd than it first appears.

Besides these, there is ISO 233, DIN 31635 and even a British standard, BS 4280, which people are actively discouraged from finding out about or using.

In June a new £3,000 bond was imposed on visitors from "high risk" nations in Asia and Africa; overseas students from those continents are actively discouraged from coming to our universities.

Indeed, to return to the point above, Trump's advisers are actively discouraging him from rhetorically treating them as sympathetic figures.

Countries from Australia to the United States are actively discouraging their citizens from visiting, and a growing number are having doctors meet flights from here to assess the health of each passenger.

Instead of championing the idea, the United States' closest regional allies, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, are refusing to make any of their own gestures and are actively discouraging other Arab states from acting.

Although they have promised not to stop their players from participating, they have refused to officially sanction the idea of a national team and are actively discouraging anyone from joining it.

Other states — by imposing significant burdens on tech — are actively discouraging investment.