Sentence examples for designed to discourage the from inspiring English sources

Rather, it would seem more accurate to characterize such advertising as designed to "discourage" the use of electricity.

EVERYTHING about Los Angeles, from its geography to its climate, seems designed to discourage the art of reading.

As the Court says, ante, at 548 and 550, statute designed to discourage the expression of particular views would present a very different question.

The parliaments made by the 2013 and 2016 elections are products of royal engineering, designed to discourage the Jordanian public from trusting elected officials.

The joint drug interdiction program, authorized by Congress in 1994, was designed to discourage the growing of coca leaf in Peru by making it more difficult to bring the product to market.

Which novelist will win the Literary Review's Bad Sex Award, designed to discourage the "crude, tasteless, often perfunctory use of redundant passages of sexual description in the modern novel"?

In other words, to sell these programs to the medical establishment, the proponents would prefer they be designed to discourage anyone -- the public or other hospitals -- from learning about the malpractice record of negligent physicians.

The process seems designed to discourage, and the hurdles that you have to jump over �� accreditations, accounts, policies, legal documents, etc – are fine for large companies that have departments dedicated to such things, but impossible for SMEs".

The surge in undocumented migrants has come despite a series of aggressive policies by the Trump administration designed to discourage migration, including the constricting of the asylum process.

The five hexagonal "pavilions" stand above a bleak sliver of manicured garden – which is open to the public by day, but clearly designed to discourage lingering – while the towers loom over the neighbouring 18th-century almshouse, bulging out of their bracing like a herd of overweight bankers swaggering through the neighbourhood.

And he's contending with the painful reality that after 14 months of harsh policies designed to discourage immigration, he, the president who was elected on a promise to crack down on border crossings, has not made a meaningful dent in them.