It is illegal (or highly discouraged) to slow down WHILE someone is passing you -- if another car suddenly approaches, the other driver needs to make his/her own decision.
The sheer sadism of the LRA terrorised the civilian population and discouraged resistance, while ensuring a steady influx of forced child recruits who were used as cannon fodder on the front line.
It left many would-be indies out in the cold and discouraged innovation while breeding terrible working practises.
A hard job market means you must apply often, network at local museums and avoid getting discouraged if it takes a while to get an art museum job.
"Now the leftists feel very excited and elated, while the liberals feel very discouraged and discontented," said Professor Xiao, who said he was generally sympathetic to Mr. Xi's aims.
(Some in the national press, notably the New York Times, when commenting on real unemployment, still leave out those discouraged workers who while wanting a job have removed themselves from the labor force. Yet this remains a huge category (3.8 mm) and arguably the most 'unemployed' of the four categories.
After a while, with opportunities for the band slim, a discouraged Cook took a government job in Anniston, Alabama.
While the Taliban, and their mujahedeen predecessors, discouraged sports, people continued to train in private clubs.
While there is some doubt that the discouraged women will turn out to vote on Nov. 2 in the same numbers they historically do, that is not the only wild card this year.
Women with flexible work arrangements are more likely to succeed and enjoy promotions, while men with similar working arrangements feel discouraged, harshly judged and that their career has been jeopardised, joint research from Bain & Company and Chief Executive Women has found.
