Sentence examples for discouraging place from inspiring English sources

But if Israel retreats to its 1967 borders, Hamas would generously grant the infidels a hudna or truce, initially for ten years.If you are concerned about religion's effect on politics, there is no more discouraging place to visit than the tiny sliver of land that is Israel-Palestine.

It is well known that behind her veil of historical riches, greenery, and bright lights, Mexico City can be a very dangerous and discouraging place.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has said the densely built-up neighborhood's position as the city's premier office district has been undermined by zoning rules that curtail the height of buildings and discourage placing new towers where the average age of buildings now is 73 years.

For all other nations, smoking is not banned, but active smoking is mainly discouraged (placing it more in the "awareness raising" category of risk reduction options) and policy actions are undertaken to control exposure of non-smokers to second-hand smoke.

Even the administration's version proved starkly discouraging in places, though it emphasized "encouraging signs that point the way to a more normalized and sustainable level of U.S. engagement in Iraq".

After the Japanese surrender, the use of Japanese was discouraged in place of Palauan and English.

The measures taken by some parents (i.e., walking away from smoke) should be encouraged and more awareness raising campaigns to discourage public place smoking should be initiated.

Although further refinement of the triangulation increases the number of possible optode locations, the sparsity-promoting property of the minimized functional discourages placing additional optodes.

As a result, banks were not discouraged from placing their most liquid assets "into the worst possible government debt," Achim Kassow, a former Commerzbank board member, wrote in a study published by the European Parliament.

During the first two training sessions, crossover responses to lateral perturbations will be discouraged by placing foam-rubber barriers in front of and behind the feet and instructing subjects "not to let your feet touch the blocks".

In the next decade the state plans to buy up a million acres of open space, and in the last several years, it has been encouraging development in urban areas, where utilities, roads and mass transit are in place, and discouraging it in rural areas.