Sentence examples for discouraging going from inspiring English sources

"The administration needs to make it clear to the public and to the rank and file within ICE that it has a firm and clear policy of enforcing the law within its priorities and discouraging going after cases that are not within its priorities," said Gregory Chen, director of advocacy for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

I wouldn't entirely discourage going.

Prices discourage going solo as well; for that Memphis cruise, the cost for a single cabin is $2,995.

We still have many elderly people who discourage going to a health facility for labor claiming that they used to have a better past when there were no modern healthcare services including vaccination, and family planning.

If the strategy doesn't work, don't get discouraged, just go back to your strategy and see if you have left out any detail.

It would also attract college graduates who are discouraged from going to medical school by the costly tuition.

Local pupils from poorer families have been discouraged from going to university, especially in the current economic boom.

Members are generally discouraged from going directly to the local authorities or to families of the missing.

|  Though Hong Kong's stock market dropped 10 percent this month, Citic Securities was not discouraged from going public, as it had the banks underwriting the I.P.O.

Many in the Bayer survey, also being released Monday, said they had been discouraged from going into their field in college, most often by a professor.

Unlike their peers in, say, English literature or sociology, they are generally discouraged from going to graduate school immediately after completing university.