Sentence examples for discouraging operating from inspiring English sources

It may adversely affect learning, discouraging operating theatre attendance or stigmatising those experiencing such an episode.

That just discourages work".

This already happens in America but surgeons' leaders in Britain oppose the idea because they say it discourages surgeons from operating on difficult cases.

Emanuel Levin, president of the Outdoor Advertising Association of New Jersey, said the plan would have been a disaster for billboard owners because the high fees would have discouraged companies from operating in the state, already the highest in the nation.

The campaign of Senator Barack Obama, for one, has actively discouraged similar groups from operating on his behalf.

Wal-Mart had been discouraging this since it began operating in China in 1996, just as it does elsewhere, including in America, its home country.

The government is backing the drive with a two-pronged approach: using incentives to encourage companies to innovate, but also moving to discourage low-end manufacturers from operating in southern China.

But foreign companies operating there have been discouraged by burdensome and costly bureaucratic interference.

Informants are supposed to be handled by two agents at a time, and the Bureau discouraged anyone of supervisory rank from operating an informant.

This would increase what it costs airlines and private planes that use the airports to operate during peak hours, discouraging them from doing so.

In fact, CRA has operated as a restraint, discouraging risky behavior by the banks it regulates.