Sentence examples for display to discourage from inspiring English sources

Her name means literally 'shine-dew-fur,' or 'fur shining like dew.' Blackavar: A rabbit with very dark fur who tries to escape from Efrafa but is apprehended, mutilated, and put on display to discourage further escape attempts.

Lately, many Westchester communities have been turning to digital speed displays to discourage would-be speeders.

It would be reasonable of you to resist anyone's appropriating city land for religious display or even to discourage folks from hammering nails into trees.

Besides, hers is a stock by-the-numbers display, to be discouraged at all costs.

(The organization that runs the parade says its policy is meant to discourage political displays, including banners and slogans on T-shirts).

China seems anxious to discourage any larger display.Mr Kan could still intervene to avoid a trial that might inflame public opinion in China.

A new scheme is trying to encourage shops near schools to display healthier items while also attempting to discourage pupils from leaving school at all.

Of the handful of objects on view, including moose antlers and the business end of a saw-tooth shark, the most revealing is a roughly hand-painted sign that Homer displayed outside when he was painting, to discourage nosy people.

The outside world did nothing to discourage Mr. Aliyev from this raw display of power.

The consequences of this disagreement were on display Tuesday as the administration introduced new rules intended to discourage reckless lending.

The government has also promoted sponsored fireworks shows to discourage people from organising their own displays.