Sentence examples for discourage reliance from inspiring English sources

"Forcing a choice might actually discourage reliance on the criminal justice system," Professor Margulies said.

The EU hasn't backed down, even if Britain and Eastern European countries are siding with Canada already -- even though South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu has written to Britain urging it to support the proposal to discourage reliance on tar sands oil.

This suggests that although receptor testing does not deter inappropriate hormonal treatments it does discourage reliance on treatment by hormone therapy alone.

And she recommended the Ovopur water filtration unit, not only because it discourages reliance on bottled water but because she appreciated its egg-shape design.

Athreya's work has discouraged reliance on trapping in some areas, notably the city of Mumbai, a crowded metropolis of 21 million people, which nonetheless accommodates a free-ranging resident population of 35 leopards in and around its unfenced national park.

Limiting the deductibility of net interest as many other developed countries do would discourage excessive reliance on debt financing but would yield higher tax burdens on manufacturing and utilities, sectors with significant investments in physical capital that are often debt-financed.

Historically, widely used criteria for offering liver transplantation, such as King's College Criteria, are of limited use and recent guidelines discourage excessive reliance on these criteria.

Our results discourage continued reliance on a single PCB congener such as PCB-153 for assessing the reproductive or developmental toxicity of all PCBs or other persistent compounds in the absence of further empirical assessment.

New rules to discourage automatic reliance on agencies' credit ratings of sovereign debt or share issuers will be put to a vote on Wednesday.

Officially, though, the government is discouraging heavy reliance on overtime, and workers here said that Honda was not assigning much.

Furthermore, the rural nature of the South and the relative autonomy that slaveholders enjoyed within their own plantations discouraged a reliance on formal legal proceedings to settle disputes.