Sentence examples for discouraging reporting from inspiring English sources

She cautions that her estimates of temperature-linked suicides are probably too low, because deaths in general are underreported in India and because until 2014, national law held that attempted suicide was a criminal offense, further discouraging reporting.

"It calls into question whether whether police departments, either subtlely or overtly, are discouraging reporting," O'Donnell said.

She added that the shame attached to the victims discouraged reporting.

The law also discourages reporting of criminal activity and victimization to local law enforcement, making everyone less safe.

Dr. Donald M. Berwick, a member of the National Academy of Sciences panel, said federal officials were justified in worrying about the possibility that the disclosure of injuries might discourage reporting.

Mr. Roche and General Jumper have talked about having to address what some cadets who are women say is a male-dominated culture at the academy that discouraged reporting the attacks and failed to give them adequate emotional or legal support afterward.

First, not all sanctions discourage reporting.

Don't expect much disclosure: The privately held paper has long discouraged reporting about organized crime.

This House version doesn't include protections for LGBT victims and limits the number of temporary visas offered to those women who agree to testify, which would probably discourage reporting.

While our neonatal mortality rate estimates were comparable between the prospective surveillance and retrospective pregnancy history data (data not shown), socio-cultural taboo might have discouraged reporting stillbirths in the retrospective survey of pregnancy histories [ 2].

However, on a trade-weighted basis, the dollar was no cheaper than in the spring.America's currency was not helped by discouraging reports on its housing market.