Sentence examples for we must discourage from inspiring English sources

We must discourage them from doing so.

We must discourage young people from taking up smoking in the first place.

Recognizing that "science must be an elitist enterprise" because "it needs the very best minds" (NAS, 2000, p. 3) does not mean that we must discourage or turn away potential scientists because they don't fit a mold to which we have become accustomed.

It must discourage people from making false statements in the first place.

And Mr. Obama must discourage any move by Mr. Netanyahu to lead Israel, or push the United States, into unnecessary military action.

Ankara must discourage private Turkish groups from initiating a second blockade-running Gaza flotilla and press Turkish companies and banks to better enforce international sanctions against Iran.

This means that you must discourage rough playing with your dog indoors.

"The dream of a college education is something we must encourage, not discourage," Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich said on Tuesday when he signed the legislation.

We must not be discouraged, but fall back to those areas of impact, and attack the oil, quickly and aggressively, and ensure the oil is removed from these shores and marshes with uncommon quickness.

Yet, he said he remains optimistic: "We must not get discouraged because it takes such a long time for a consensus to occur among world leaders and for the development of practical methods to accomplish the necessary changes.

Before getting too discouraged, we must remember that the human brain itself is a black box.