One time, back in 1955, Moriarty's was busted for having a phony fire hydrant in front of its door, to discourage out-of-towners from parking there.
Ms. Hicks said she did not want to discourage out-of-state people who turn up at the door, bright orange caps in hand -- there were two Monday afternoon.
The Nationals held a February presale restricted to customers with addresses and credit cards tied to the Virginia-Maryland-Washington area, offered a two-for-one ticket promotion for local customers and limited group sales to discourage out-of-town tour buses.
Part of Bush's trip was eclipsed back home by reports of a 1995 book he co-wrote, called "Profiles in Character," that called for a return to public shaming to discourage out-of-wedlock births and other behavior he considered immoral or inappropriate.
Supporters of the legislation contend that the state's current environmental regulations make it too expensive for companies to operate profitably, driving away high-paying jobs and discouraging out-of-state businesses from expanding into Montana.
A culture that rewards mediocrity and discourages out-of-the-box thinking can never develop entrepreneurial minds burning with the desire to disrupt the status quo!
The modest rate of economic growth, which discourages the out-of-work and persuades some of them to stop looking for jobs, has certainly played a role.
Despite that, unlike what was found among American female students who use heavy drinking as an opportunity to violate the boundaries of traditional gender norms and excuse their behaviour by blaming alcohol [ 64], Chichi and other women who use heavy drinking to do gender do not want to lose control as a result of alcohol; thus they continued to discourage being "out of control".
Abrahamic faiths in particular hold that women are inferior, teach homophobia, and often discourage marrying out of the community or 'mixing' in their most conservative forms.
According to Harvard's Peter Turfano more than 30 million bank accounts were closed between 2001 and 2005 because of overdrafts.We often assume low income people use payday lenders or cheque-cashing stores (which charge even higher fees and interest rates, and discourage saving) out of ignorance or easy access.
(You are being spoken to by someone who in his publishing job acts as an encourager of young writers; and this is certainly necessary; the only thing is that it is just as necessary, at a later stage, to discourage forty-nine ofthefifty fifty writers one has encouraged).
