Sentence examples for decision would discourage from inspiring English sources

Joyce denied the decision would discourage foreign investment.

Civil liberties lawyers said yesterday that the decision would discourage politicians from intervening in disciplinary actions against police officers, and would force the department to adhere more strictly to disciplinary guidelines, regardless of politics and public opinion.

Trump's decision, Byman said, would discourage other countries from taking in refugees.

At Standing Rock – where activists known as water protectors have been camping since last spring – indigenous people said the court decision would not discourage them from continuing to fight the project on the ground.

He decided to delay his decision by cashing the heart ace, knowing his partner would discourage with a singleton diamond.

"On the topic of L.G.B.T. issues, they've completely misled the public," she said of the censors, adding that she worried that the decision to screen a sanitized version of the film would discourage gay people in China.

This would discourage the type of go-along decisions that cause accounting molehills, over time, to become mountains.

The decision by the Mets' owners to sell only a minority share would discourage a potential investor like Cuban, who wants full control of a team.

Tanya Kersey-Henley, the festival's director, said the decision was made in part because organizers feared that that conflict would discourage filmmakers from attending.

Civil rights groups have loudly opposed the Commerce Department's decision, which was announced Monday evening, saying it was not needed and would discourage minorities from responding to the survey.

They and other supporters of ex-partes, including real estate, business and agricultural interests statewide, argue that Jackson's bill would discourage public participation, dry up sources of information and harm the decision-making process.