Sentence examples for discouraged from exercising from inspiring English sources

But many liberal legal experts fear that employees could be discouraged from exercising their rights to free speech.

He would accordingly be discouraged from exercising his right to annual leave, which was not the intention of the legislation.

Dr Matthew Hobbs, head of research at Diabetes UK, said people should not be discouraged from exercising.

However, control participants were neither encouraged to, nor discouraged from, exercising, as we considered asking the CG not to exercise to be against current guidelines.

Participants were asked to walk at an intensity level of 13 (activity perception "somewhat hard"), and they were discouraged from exercising at levels that exceeded 15 ("hard") or dropped to 11 ("fairly light") or below.

In the past, pregnant women were discouraged from exercise; however, it is now well established that participation in regular exercise during pregnancy can have many health benefits for both the mother and her child [ 1, 2].

More specifically, the suit charged that the company "sold homes at greatly inflated prices," that it "discouraged buyers from exercising their right to retain an attorney" and that renovations promised by the company were "carried out in a shoddy and incomplete manner".

The government said it feared such fees would discourage patients from exercising their rights.

None of which, Dr. Rhodes says, should discourage people from exercising or from using exercise to combat addictions.

They discourage women from exercising their rights, or push them to seek treatment from butchers like Kermit Gosnell.

Lawyers in both cases argued that the policy was intended to discourage people from exercising their First Amendment rights -- a charge city officials denied.