Sentence examples similar to for discouraged from inspiring English sources

Secrecy, however, has some small benefit for discouraging deal making.

Not that the polling station lacks for discouraging moments.

One reason for discouraging visitors was that the Maltings was crammed with sets.

He blamed the system of voluntary registration and mandatory voting for discouraging younger voters.

The fund is responsible for monitoring countries' fiscal and monetary policies and for discouraging them from manipulating exchange rates.

Since then, naturalization applications have dropped steeply and advocates blamed the higher fee for discouraging eligible immigrants from becoming citizens.

But as he rose in the leadership, he gained a reputation as a conservative enforcer, known for discouraging dissent.

Companies would also be responsible for discouraging employees from taking client orders or discussing and arranging transactions on their private cellphones, where conversations cannot be recorded.

As for discouraging bribery, he notes that the increases are "nothing compared to what officials can put in their pockets through corruption.

Roy Cooper seems poised to retake the New South strategy for the Democrats, aligning himself with the national majority on civil rights while flogging H.B. 2 for discouraging investment.

A much better fix would be to hold compensation committees and directors themselves accountable for pay policies and responsible for discouraging reckless managerial practices.