Sentence examples for discouraged under from inspiring English sources

Friends said he had started drinking heavily and getting tattoos, both discouraged under Islam.

However, suicide was discouraged under the strictures of Hollywood's Production Code, which governed what could be depicted in movies, and the film ended with Lina's suspicions about Johnnie's character proving utterly groundless.

The average investor, who has felt discouraged ever since the advent of the New Deal, is discouraged under Truman's so-called Fair Deal.

Single-sex classrooms, long discouraged under Title IX, the federal law that prohibits gender discrimination in education, have been gaining prominence in recent years, especially in urban charter schools.

The resulting increase in price will discourage under-age drinking as cigarette tax increases have discouraged youth smoking.

It was then, he said, that he realized the county must impose stricter regulations to discourage under-age smoking.

Be sure to anchor a skirt of the cloth against the ground, to discourage under-fence raids and to stabilize the cages.

He said Philip Morris had pledged in its "mission statement" to "pursue a dialogue with government and public health agencies" and "discourage under-age use of the product".

However, Cornwall's tourist board says the resorts' popularity has caused problems with underage drinking, and it is trying to discourage under-18s from holidaying there unaccompanied.

Top executives for the companies, who rarely testify under oath, took the stand to say that their companies had changed, that they were spending millions to discourage under-age smoking and were repentant of the way business had been done in the past.

While there is no evidence that so-called educational programming is harmful, she would discourage under twos from watching it.