Sentence examples for messages to discourage from inspiring English sources

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper was opposed to legalization, but he and other top state officials are now sharing with other states the lessons they've learned, including the need to start early with public health messages to discourage youth from using marijuana and educate people on the risks of misusing cannabis-spiked edibles.

The Westminster City Council has ruled that a 23-foot Banksy mural must be removed from the wall of a building on Newman Street, in central London, as a message to discourage graffiti.

When the BBC questioned Mr Hogan about his comments, in August, he acknowledged that jurors had wanted to "send a message" to discourage wilful patent infringement, but added "it wasn't necessarily focused at Samsung - that is where it had been taken out of context".

The clear message was to discourage anyone who dared to do business with, much less work for, the Afghan security forces.

As if to add insult to injury, the government shut down social media sites and messaging apps to discourage people from spreading rumors or organizing protests.

In Central America, the group recommended mounting a messaging campaign to discourage more would-be immigrants from coming, and helping Mexico to ramp up its border security.

Twitter has deleted thousands of automated accounts posting messages that tried to discourage and dissuade voters from casting their ballot in the upcoming election next week.

Facebook says research has shown charging for messaging is the most effective way to discourage unwanted messages and get people messages that are more relevant.

Facebook explains that "Several commentators and researchers have noted that imposing a financial cost on the sender may be the most effective way to discourage unwanted messages and facilitate delivery of messages that are relevant and useful".

Both sites also use filters to discourage spam messages.

But it would be unfair to tax all e-mail messages, even legitimate ones, just to discourage spam.