Sentence examples for discourage the introduction from inspiring English sources

LONDON: VIRTUAL MUSIC TALKS -- In an echo of the dispute that shut down Broadway musicals briefly last year, the Musicians' Union, representing members of orchestras in shows in the West End of London, began negotiations with the producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh on Tuesday night in an effort to discourage the introduction of so-called virtual musicians.

16 As such, parental education efforts to discourage the introduction of TVs and media equipment into the bedroom might be a more effective and less contentious approach.

Our results suggest discouraging the introduction of an uncommon disease to illustrate a basic science concept.

The IHP + encourages Development Partners to use, support and strengthen country systems whilst discouraging the introduction of parallel or stand-alone systems.

Although certainly not discouraged, the introduction of significant others into the mental health care contact is not the program's main goal, which is the optimization of the patient-clinician contact first.

This has helped discourage the practice.

The smell may discourage the mosquitoes.

The introduction of budget caps also discouraged the adoption of new technologies as it required cutting allocations to hospital services (Sharma et al. 2006).

Participants were encouraged to start offering complementary foods as soon as their infant turned 6 months of age (i.e., at 180 days) both to discourage earlier introduction of solid foods (which we judged to be unsafe because of the risk of choking), and to discourage later introduction (which we considered would increase the risk of iron deficiency [ 8]).

Similarly, the evaluation found no evidence from program staff that the introduction of PMTCT programs in the MCH setting has discouraged the use of traditional antenatal care.

Stossel cites union work rules that discouraged the extra work that Stossel felt allowed employees to be creative, which he says represented his "first real introduction to the deals made by special interests".