Sentence examples for clauses that discourage from inspiring English sources

Do co-op mortgages typically have clauses that discourage refinancing, or were our board members unsophisticated when they negotiated the terms?... Jonathan R. Gross, Manhattan.

But don't let that discourage you.

Do not let that discourage you.

You can't let that discourage you.

However, don't let that discourage you.

Odour said Kenya's law supports science, unlike some that have been proposed in the region and include a strict liability clause that can only discourage researchers.

Some might find all that discouraging.

Some contracts include clauses that expressly prohibit the channels to be sold to an Internet distributor like Intel, while other contracts merely discourage such competition by including financial incentives or penalties.

Such contracts can include clauses that severely restrict the rights of one party (exclusion clauses).

These unit clauses are soft clauses that might be falsified by the optimal solution.

Instead, his administration has floated the idea of a "sunset clause" that could terminate the agreement after five years, creating uncertainty and discouraging the international investment NAFTA was meant to promote.