Sentence examples for with a view to discouraging from inspiring English sources

"It would have raised some extra tax and not been a disaster," says Bill Dodwell, head of tax policy at Deloitte, an accounting firm.Mr Darling and his team blundered, however, when they later introduced more burdensome requirements in the draft legislation, with a view to discouraging tax cheats.

With a year to go before the UK's current migration restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian people are lifted, government ministers are considering mounting an advertising campaign in both countries to highlight the downsides of life in Britain, with a view to discouraging any would-be immigrants.

Rabbatts added: "It is increasingly clear that steps are needed as a matter of urgency to review governance at the Premier League with a view to improving accountability and tackling head on a culture that demeans women and seems to discourage their involvement in the game's administration.

"It is increasingly clear that steps are needed as a matter of urgency to review governance at the Premier League with a view to improving accountability and tackling head on a culture that demeans women and seems to discourage their involvement in the game's administration," said Rabbatts.

(They were piled on the deck and covered with a tarpaulin, to discourage looting).

Military monitoring teams have been dispatched to most nooks and crannies of the bureaucracy with a mission to discourage graft.

At this point, finish up by giving your nose one more thorough cleaning with an antiseptic to discourage infection.

New chairs, equipped with a steel rod to discourage theft, have been purchased.

Travelling at 6 metres per second, the lifts whisk you up to the 68th floor, via a 33rd floor transfer level, to the "cloudscape", where views are obscured with cloud patterns – to discourage lingering visitors forming a bottleneck.

Swaminarayan offered parents help with dowry expenses to discourage female infanticide, calling infanticide a sin.

Some leaders fear contagion and back a tough exit negotiation with Britain to discourage further defections.