Sentence examples for discouraging any from inspiring English sources

"Being fully prepared is effective in discouraging any attempt to wage a war on Japan.

This week, one of Jamie Spears's German shepherds was on patrol, discouraging any follow-up visits.

The commercial shows the viewer's optimism for his kiss, while actively discouraging any wondering about the gender of the person he's kissing.

The march was organized by a group, United for Justice with Peace, that said it was discouraging any acts of civil disobedience or violence.

"The commission is fundamentally encouraging companies to buy their own shares, which is a way of keeping prices stable and discouraging any panic selling".

And while the White House is discouraging any comparisons, lurking behind Mr. Bush will be that cardboard cutout of Mr. Clinton.

"They're discouraging any new Polish families from joining the parish, and there's been no outreach into the Polish community for new parish members".

The Cape Town-based Stormers issued a statement on Tuesday discouraging any move from England, saying Jones's "position has not changed since his unveiling last week".

Competing unions are not allowed and by discouraging any sign of dissent, including strikes, the ACFTU has often been accused of failing to act in its members' best interests.

The car's power-usage meter clearly shows the major penalty driving at 75 inflicts on battery charge, discouraging any temptation to hooliganism in this 416-horsepower, $101,000 car.

But the framers no doubt thought they were doing something important in discouraging any all-New York or all-Virginia tickets and encouraging recognition that the country was made up of quite different states and regions.