Sentence examples for has long discouraged from inspiring English sources

Wall Street has long discouraged employees from speaking out.

This has long discouraged companies from employing Americans internationally, particularly in expensive places.

America has long discouraged Turkey from crossing the border, saying this would destabilise the only calmish bit of the country.

ACT has long discouraged use of its test as a sole criterion for high-stakes decisions like college admission.

Israelis have visited Egypt by the thousands, but the Egyptian government has long discouraged its citizens from visiting Israel or doing business with Israelis.

The organization 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care has long discouraged minority officers from volunteering for undercover assignments — exacerbating the shortage of new undercover detectives; only about a dozen or so are trained each year, one investigator said.

I've long discouraged my own eight-year-old daughter from reading or watching the news.

Experts have long discouraged the use of helmets more than 10 years old, but the National Federation of State High School Associations has always left the decision to schools and manufacturers, said Bob Colgate, the organization's assistant director.

Race officials have long discouraged the practice but have stopped short of banning those items outright, as USA Track & Field, the national governing body for running, has urged them to do.

Indulgences are granted for specific acts of piety wherein the Church grants remission of sin and have long been a common practice, yet as Noonan observes, when it comes to ring kissing, in most Western nations, prelates have long discouraged the practice.

Even though they have long discouraged talk of military intervention, the United States and its allies seeking Assad's ouster are calling for economic sanctions against Syria tied to a chapter of the U.N. charter that allows for the use of force.