Sentence examples for policy discouraging from inspiring English sources
But he said he decided that a study was needed after talking with protesters objecting to the association's policy discouraging such therapies.
And other institutions have questioned the propriety of accepting their largesse — Bryn Mawr, where Picón studied, has for a decade had a policy discouraging the acceptance of donations from the Leon Levy Foundation.
Malawi was one of the first countries to officially change its malaria policy, discouraging use of chloroquine by 1993.
In recent years, the largest M.D. organization in the U.S., the American Medical Association, adopted a fee non-discrimination policy discouraging differential pricing based on attendance of an M.D. or D.O. medical school.
Housing advocates said this policy discouraged some borrowers from seeking "work around" arrangements.
When Ellen Gidaro put her children in public school outside Philadelphia, she was notified that district policy discouraged holiday gifts.
True, IRS tax policy discourages you from deducting relatively "small" losses due to theft or casualty, which they define as an event that's sudden, unexpected or unusual.
The US Food and Drug Administration's (FDA's) fortification policy discourages the fortification of certain foods, including sugars and snack foods such as cookies, candies, cakes, chips, and carbonated beverages, yet manufacturers sometimes add vitamins and minerals to snack foods.
Before the Black Hawk War, U.S. policy discouraged intertribal warfare.
In the absence of compelling clinical or personnel concerns, hospital policy discouraged switches between CRRT and SLED.
The TBAs explained that the health policy discouraged them from conducting deliveries in homes except where a woman had progressed in labour and had inadequate time to reach the nearest health facility.
