Sentence examples for established to discourage from inspiring English sources

They said a commuter tax should be reinstated, more money should be spent repairing roads and bridges, and a new toll system should be established to discourage congestion.

Mr. Branchflower based his finding of abuse of power on Alaska's Executive Branch Ethics Act, which was established to "discourage executive branch employees from acting upon personal interest in the performance of their public responsibilities and to avoid conflicts of interest in the performance of duty," the report says.

As U.S. attention waned, there was a feeling in Washington that a military presence needed to be established to discourage the Soviet Union from meddling in Europe, especially in the western part of the continent.

Taiwan's primary community care network (PCCN) demonstration project, funded by the Bureau of National Health Insurance on March 2003, was established to discourage hospital shopping behavior of people and drive the traditional fragmented health care providers into cooperate care models.

Terry Thornton of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) told The Huffington Post that the SHU was established to protect other inmates and discourage prison gangs from forming.

The low-carbon policy the suit established was meant to discourage Ex-Im Bank from investing in dirty outdated coal plants.

The bad sex prize was established "to draw attention to the crude and often perfunctory use of redundant passages of sexual description in the modern novel – and to discourage it".

Japan's corporate-tax rate, at almost 40%, is one of the highest among rich countries.Second, the council called upon the Tokyo Stock Exchange to establish new rules to discourage anti-takeover defences.

Their government responded by establishing advisory boards to discourage this trend.

Theoretically, takeover males should monopolize females in the targeted OMU as much as possible to discourage departure and establish his OMU quickly.

Dr. Koppelman said that once a neighborhood has been established as a minority community, even federal laws intended to discourage segregation "can't do anything to un-establish it".