Sentence examples for are discouraged from taking from inspiring English sources

They are discouraged from taking any leave.

"Older children are discouraged from taking healthy exercise on playgrounds because they have been designed with the safety of the very young in mind," Dr. Ball said.

Iran's leaders are discouraged from taking more aggressive action against United States forces — and should continue to be — by the fear of provoking a stronger American counter-escalation.

People with current or past illnesses are discouraged from taking on such a role, because doctors fear it might harm them, either physically or emotionally.

It's true that the average worker in the US gets 12 to 13 paid days off a year (plus a few paid holidays on top of that), but some are discouraged from taking two weeks at once.

One lawyer in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who has helped numerous women escape violent homes, says many victims are discouraged from taking legal action by the police.

"Silly me," Foster says when he's discouraged from taking his baby-sitting duties too seriously.

Examiners say they were discouraged from taking on particularly complex filings because such work took more time.

"We know that for too long children in some state schools have been discouraged from taking these academic subjects.

Commentators have argued that charities need to tread carefully when approaching the public, but should not be discouraged from taking advantage of legacy giving.

In some instances, this seems right: the world's worst drivers may need to be discouraged from taking to the road.