Sentence examples for rules that discourage from inspiring English sources

Rules that discourage firms from being expanded are being relaxed.

Mandatory retirement ages and pension rules that discourage people from working longer should go.

That means getting rid of daft rules that discourage hiring, like protections which make it difficult to sack poor performers.

But league executives have said they do not want to diminish physical play by passing rules that discourage players from risking accidental contact with an opponent's head.

Other factors include not sitting on the toilet routinely, stress, lack of hydration, being sedentary and school rules that discourage children from using the bathroom as needed.

Worse, the court set out a standard that clears the way for other states to adopt rules that discourage disadvantaged groups from voting.

Last month, China's stock exchanges published new rules that discouraged companies from halting trading in their own shares.

Banks persuaded the government to open a route around pro-debtor rules that discouraged lending: they now deduct monthly payments directly from borrowers' paycheques.

The settlement also required the county to "use all available means as appropriate" to promote nondiscriminatory housing, including pushing towns and villages to alter zoning rules that discouraged the construction of apartments.

"Before 9/11, federal anti-terrorism efforts were hampered by rules that discouraged the sharing of information between intelligence and law enforcement officials".

Stossel cites union work rules that discouraged the extra work that Stossel felt allowed employees to be creative, which he says represented his "first real introduction to the deals made by special interests".