Sentence examples for discouraging all from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the General Services Administration enacted rules discouraging all agencies and federal contractors from disposing of it in landfills.

"Let us begin," she said abruptly, discouraging all small talk — something she always seems to consider totally irrelevant.

This amendment will raise the cost of health care while discouraging all physicians from practicing in Florida.

MEXICO CITY — In a country of limits, it is the restriction that many Cubans hate the most: the exit visa that the government requires for travel abroad, discouraging all but the favored or fortunate from leaving the island.

By discouraging all but the shrewdest and most determined practitioners, the city and county have inadvertently contributed to making Chicago a vibrant hub of graffiti activity, according to experts.

In terms of discouraging all but urgent travel on that service, and diverting those who don't need to journey at that time on to different and cheaper services, then yes.

We do not want to discourage all forms of collaboration.

The State Department does not keep a count of Americans entering Syria and has discouraged all travel to the country.

His charisma and behind- the-scenes bullying discouraged all but the bravest from questioning how he could afford it all.

It is a cow's-tongue taco, which will no doubt discourage all but the most adventurous diners.

In the early 1940s, opportunities for gainful employment were sufficiently limited (even for males) to discourage all but truly devoted scholars from entering the field.