Sentence examples for purpose of discouraging from inspiring English sources

In this equation, bikes are the rare species that can be introduced into an urban ecosystem for the purpose of discouraging cars.

But this is a fake distinction -- between oversight on the one hand and governing on the other -- for the deliberate purpose of discouraging oversight on Trump.

It is sufficient to say that the evidence supports the findings of the Board that respondent discharged these men "because of their union activity and for the purpose of discouraging membership in the union".

There's no point in writing at length about movies for the sole purpose of discouraging readers from seeing them — on the contrary, anything worth considering in detail should be seen.

Appellants brought this action, inter alia, under § 1979 of the Revised Statutes, 42 U.S.C. 1983 19588 ed)., to enjoin enforcement of the Mississippi Anti-Picketing statute, * on the grounds that it was an unconstitutionally broad regulation of speech, and that it was being applied for the purpose of discouraging appellants' civil rights activities.

"This discrimination took the form of discouraging others from hiring her, threatening her with litigation, threatening to ruin her career, and sending her harassing and threatening texts for the purpose of discouraging her from engaging in conduct protected by law".

It is my purpose to discourage the practice.

David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute, a public policy research center at Suffolk University in Boston, said the agreements had one purpose: to discourage nonunion contractors from bidding on big construction projects.

The ALJ applied the rationale of Power Systems, Inc., 239 N.L.R.B. 445, 449-450 (1978), enforcement denied, 601 F.2d 936 (CA7 1979), in which the Board held that it is an unfair labor practice for an employer to institute a civil lawsuit for the purpose of penalizing or discouraging its employees from filing charges with the Board or seeking access to the Board's processes.

But taxes have served many purposes to discourage or encourage behavior".

So far his finds have hardly been earth-shattering: an extravagant C$59,000 for 480 neckties with a Canadian flag ordered by the prime minister's office, for example.In his own testimony to the inquiry, Mr Chrétien defended the purpose of the scheme to discourage Quebec from seceding, as it almost did in a referendum in 1995 and hinted that Mr Martin knew more about the details.