Sentence examples for how to discourage from inspiring English sources

Many employers are pressing for passage of the legislation, but there is considerable debate in Congress over how to discourage companies from dropping the policies they now offer.

Today, Europe's Islamising towns lie somewhere between those two poles and every politician in Europe, whether national or local, should think about how to discourage restriction and encourage freedom.

Indeed, one of the sharpest debates to come, as the legislation heads into a murky period of House-Senate negotiations, is over how to discourage companies from dropping retiree health benefits altogether.

Its inventors at Aish HaTorah, an international Jewish educational resource center, said they came up with the idea more than a year ago during a brainstorming session on how to discourage intermarriage and preserve Jewish heritage.

The latest warning came as President Obama and his allies in the region planned to use the Nuclear Security Summit early next week to discuss how to discourage the North's nuclear program and its scheduled attempt to launch a satellite, and what can be done should it press ahead with the launching next month.

They write in detail about the attitude of Britain, where the White Paper of 1939 effectively rescinded the Balfour Declaration promising a Jewish national home in Palestine, and where members of the Foreign Office sent cables coolly discussing how to discourage "surplus Jews" from leaving Europe.

But across the nation, as schools prepared to resume on Monday, officials and parents spent the weekend worrying about not only how to talk to students about what happened, but also how best to discourage its happening again.

The PowerPoint also provides managers with very specific instructions on how to legally discourage workers from organizing.

We may never definitively know how Republican efforts to discourage Democratic votes affected the outcome of the 2016 election.

Ominously, they were also themes of urban regeneration schemes launched by the Tories in the 1980s, after a spate of inner-city riots.At Canary Wharf, meanwhile, the inquiry into the future of the south-east is grappling with the opposite end of the problem: how or whether to discourage the demand for more and more housing in the suburbs, towns and new estates of the south-east.

But if you're a poor black kid, you're much more likely to get arrested for weed, and in that case you won't be looking back and musing about how governments need to discourage marijuana use you'll understand, as Brooks apparently doesn't, that that kind of discouragement inevitably involves putting people in cages.