Sentence examples for discouraging of the from inspiring English sources

Lord knows that I don't want to be discouraging of the chances that some lawmaker, somewhere in America, might at some point deliver a plan that will prevent the sorts of financial chicanery that built unsustainable bubbles out of crapulent mortgage derivatives and nearly destroyed the economy.

The legal enunciation of rules of criminal law (mostly "prohibitions") has as its primary goal the elimination or at least discouraging of the specified kinds of action (or omission).

I certainly saw that at our public schools in Fairfax County, where, luckily, it's a prestigious and attractive place to teach, so the teachers somewhat recruit themselves, and they've figured out ways in Fairfax to do some rewarding of good teachers, and some discouraging of the less-good ones.

Doesn't the weak dollar discourage north-of-the-border trips?

One's reading does not have to be confined to the commanding – and thereby discouraging – heights of the truly great.

This result underlines the importance of discouraging the practice of evaluating scoring functions by the rank of the native alone.

Trial sequences consisted either of five, six, or seven updating steps, to discourage anticipation of the end of the sequence.

In the case of House of Cards, bingeing is also discouraged because of the shape and nature of the action.

These results show the importance of the sequencing of loading and discourage the application of the Miner's law to estimate pavement life.

It's hard to object to the portions of the law that discourage the overthrow of the government.

However, the practice is discouraged because of the well-documented ill effects of high-doses of radiation on the body.