Sentence examples for seeks to discourage from inspiring English sources

The proposed deal seeks to discourage that kind of currency manipulation.

The verdict strengthens Apple's hand as it seeks to discourage Samsung and competitors from making devices that mimic the iPhone.

The appeals court upheld most of the welfare law's restrictions, but said that the prohibition on challenging existing law amounted to impermissible viewpoint discrimination because it "clearly seeks to discourage challenges to the status quo".

In his 1999 opinion striking down the restriction, Judge Pierre N. Leval of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit found it an example of "viewpoint discrimination" that "clearly seeks to discourage challenges to the status quo".

(The Truth parody ran in Mad in 1983, 17 years before the start of the antismoking effort known as the Truth campaign, which seeks to discourage teenagers from smoking with a Mad-like effort to mock the tactics used to market cigarettes).

The federal appeals court in New York ruled last year that because the provision, first imposed on the agency in 1996, "clearly seeks to discourage challenges to the status quo," it amounted to "viewpoint discrimination" that the First Amendment makes impermissible.

Watson has sought to discourage anyone seeking to remove him as deputy leader.

Employers often seek to discourage comments that paint them in a negative light.

Millions are spent on encouraging consumption for every pound spent on seeking to discourage it.

The campaign will seek to discourage children 12 to 15 from using drugs.

At his press conference on Friday, Obama sought to discourage such sophomoric framing.