Sentence examples for to avoid encouraging from inspiring English sources

The two organisations announced recently that they will no longer recognise "youngest sailor" records to avoid encouraging them.

They decided to forgo an Amnesty Day in 2010, they said, to avoid encouraging a culture of temporary illegal pet ownership.

The British Government's policy of not making concessions dates back to the 1970s and aims to avoid encouraging more abductions and funding terrorism.

Instead, they say, to avoid encouraging underage drinking and to protect public health, all alcoholic beverage promotions -- beer and wine advertising included -- should be limited and more carefully regulated.

Coming on the heels of the meeting last week, today's denunciation seemed intended to thrust the United States firmly into the middle of the Korean peace effort -- a position that Washington has sought to avoid, encouraging the Koreas to negotiate their own peace.

But legal experts stressed that the court's studious avoidance of ruling on the legal status of Kosovo as a state had been calculated to avoid encouraging nationalist movements and left the issue of a territory's independence at the discretion of the countries that chose to recognize it.

It's this scenario that BikeStormz wants to help young people avoid, encouraging them to get out and cycling, rather than carrying knives and getting wrapped up in violence.

"Hazards" means that there were new anemone hazards placed on the game board, which children had to try and avoid, encouraging a focus on exact quantity In addition trials, instead of presenting a simple quantity, an addition problem with a sum of up to 9 was presented on one side of the screen.

This is something we need to avoid, not encourage.

The market created a mechanism to avoid conflict and encourage collaboration, albeit of a different kind.

"And because we as far as possible would want to avoid anything that encourages the continued use of fossil fuels".