Sentence examples for purpose to discourage from inspiring English sources

It is my purpose to discourage the practice.

In granting summary judgment to East Hampton, she found that its law serves a useful purpose, to discourage more traffic on the South Fork's roads.

The Arkansas tax manifests no less plainly than the Louisiana fine a purpose to discourage insuring in companies that do not pay tribute to the State.

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.

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

Although the monograph was primarily concerned with the removal of children from their homes it was also used for political purposes to discourage women from working and leaving their children in daycare by governments concerned about maximising employment for returned and returning servicemen.

"It certainly appears that the purpose is to discourage people from coming to Ferguson to protest".

See Brief for Petitioner at 10. Utah explains that the exclusionary rule's only purpose is to discourage future, unlawful police action.

One purpose is to discourage employers from foisting the cost of employee health benefits onto the federal government, a maneuver that would push up the cost of revamping the health system.

However, those facts could in no way provide a constitutionally permissible independent basis for the decision because this Court has previously specifically held that picketing of a business enterprise cannot be prohibited on the sole ground that it is conducted by persons not employees whose purpose is to discourage patronage of the business.

Its purpose is to discourage poor choices ("I don't want to be grounded, so I'll be home by my 9pm curfew").