The prospect of such huge debts will definitely discourage young people from choosing university, especially those from poorer backgrounds. |
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It would effectively rouse people's ardour to invest, and help to discourage the transfer of capital abroad. |
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This, along with a diverse crop and cover crop rotation, seems to discourage the buildup of their populations. |
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Residents of Great Notley have called for it to be dualled to discourage through-traffic from using the old London Road route. |
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Artificially low rents discourage construction and maintenance, resulting in fewer available apartments. |
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To discourage voles or gophers, add a handful of sharp gravel to the planting hole or plant bulbs in wire or fabric baskets. |
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Research also indicates that negative school experiences can discourage students from teaching careers. |
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They don't want to discourage their own staff, investors in their funds, journalists and the market in general. |
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Leave about 1 inch of pot rim above the soil surface to help discourage the runners from climbing out over the top. |
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These problems exacerbate legitimate business risks and discourage people from long-term investments. |
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We also tried formulating a cunning plan to discourage a girl who's after him and needs to know she's barking up the wrong tree. |
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My answer is that more than knocking gold down to discourage the bond vigilantes from moving out of bonds into tangibles is involved. |
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When tarring people with the same brush is official government policy, then its going to be difficult to discourage people from doing likewise. |
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These are hardly generous limits and could discourage low-income savers from bothering to save at all. |
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Arrests for trespassing, vandalism and malicious mischief would go a long way to help discourage this activity and build data on the activists. |
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Many religions discourage skepticism or critical examination of cherished precepts. |
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He does not feel that the precedence of the short tenures as an MP would discourage the voters. |
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Like most merchant houses, Yin Yu Tang was built to discourage attacks by marauding bandits and soldiers. |
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I really do not want to discourage, or to pour scorn on, Mr Hide's hopes in that regard. |
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Many health experts encourage people to incorporate soy foods into a balanced diet and discourage solely taking soy supplements. |
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It is possible to discourage guessing by allocating one mark for a correct answer and minus one for an incorrect answer. |
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Stricter requirements have also been imposed to discourage marriages of convenience. |
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Excessively legalistic textual criticism of planning decision letters is something the courts should strongly discourage. |
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Players sport masks that discourage even traces of light from influencing them. |
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Firms massaged their profit figures upwards so as to discourage hostile takeover bids. |
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Indeed, our government seems to be doing all it can to discourage people from investing for the long term. |
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But, along with these charges, the overall cost does discourage poor patients from undergoing advanced treatment. |
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The Golden Rule will yield benefits for future generations and will discourage irresponsible spending on deadweight debt. |
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Lynne and her colleagues place a higher priority on preventive actions to discourage bad behaviour and crime. |
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In addition, the government resorted to questionable campaign tactics designed to discourage demerger. |
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The arrangement of the service seems almost to have been designed to discourage its use. |
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Traditionally, the meat was rubbed with powdered ginger and pepper during hanging to discourage flies and prevent tainting. |
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She and her fellow ward councillors are now taking steps to discourage the new plan. |
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You might want to do it if your aim was not only to discredit the story but to discredit the source and discourage others from crossing you. |
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They would discourage all day parking, thereby creating an increased turnover of spaces. |
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Continued advertising and marketing will make it difficult to discourage this practice among young women. |
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Further, if they chose to stop or to discourage visits, they felt anguished about their decisions. |
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They are designed to discourage investors from cashing in their investment. |
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We discourage dives below 30 meters, especially if decompression stops are required. |
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He added that fares will be clearly posted on each vehicle in order to prevent confusion and discourage mischievous behavior of drivers. |
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A combination of persuasion and stiff fines may become necessary to discourage people from littering public places. |
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This close link between contributions and benefits is designed to discourage evasion and labor disincentives. |
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But if he's captured in a humiliating or degrading way, it may discourage people from joining the movement. |
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However, disincentives are the classic method this society uses to discourage anti-social behavior. |
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Incentives need to be reinforced by disincentives that discourage damaging actions. |
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And one of the council's strategies will be to work with parents to try to discourage them from using disposable nappies in favour of reusables. |
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Successful propagandists must also discourage dissenters who might disrupt the party line. |
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But a coalition of enviro groups claim the new rules cut corners on protecting forests' wildlife and discourage public input. |
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She called for pubs and bars to serve all bottled drinks in glasses, to discourage drinkers from leaving the premises with them. |
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All of them hope to discourage any critical examination of the real causes of the current situation. |
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Such terms of office discourage an all-out, do-or-die attitude among politicians and followers to remain in office. |
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Most often consumed through standardized extracts, tinctures or concentrated drops, bilberry may also discourage cataracts and glaucoma. |
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Toxic eyesores disfigure black neighborhoods, degrade property values, and discourage public and private investment there. |
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The Federal Reserve could reduce excess reserves and discourage borrowing by increasing the reserve requirement. |
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I also want to discourage polyphobia, or the abhorrence of polygamy, that is circulating in our schools, communities, and legislature. |
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Holding MPC liable for the defendants' costs would discourage the funding of litigation. |
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The Goshawk was probably enough to discourage most pirate corsairs from attacking, but a cruiser was another matter. |
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The caterers spent the entire time flapping their arms in a furious, but futile attempt to discourage the flies. |
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Not only does he not want journalists to meet people in the flesh, he will actively discourage them from doing any such thing. |
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Tamper-resistant seals and proprietary connectors discourage innovation through constraint. |
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For example, in two communications, one targeting potential insurgent recruits and one active guerrillas, both should discourage resistance. |
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The civic body spent money creating a pitted surface along the subway, to discourage the legion of poster-stickers. |
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Not surprisingly, such line-drawing tends to discourage rather than promote conciliation. |
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Actually, no setbacks ever discourage the true-blue computerists, but more on that later. |
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Don't let the complexities of the system discourage you from the entire idea. |
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Taylor assumed that piecework incentives would discourage opportunism because workers would be motivated to maximize their earnings. |
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Prospective candidates are fed misleading information about the organization to discourage them from pursuing their application. |
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Trade barriers and overvalued exchange rates encourage imports and discourage exports. |
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Heavy slabs had been laid atop the ground over their coffins to discourage body snatchers. |
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The surfaces of these paintings are so resolved in facture that they discourage easy recognition of the manner of their making. |
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Many new properties also have characteristics apparently designed to discourage buyers. |
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Spray to keep the medium moist until germination, but avoid overwatering to discourage fungal diseases. |
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It is in the interests of public policy to discourage suits and encourage settlements. |
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Surely they are only trying to discourage people from trying what is, after all, an illegal substance? |
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Special attention was given to large, complicated scripts used in chancelleries to discourage imitation or forgeries of important documents. |
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They must avoid bad tactics of slander, dirty tricks, smear campaign and hate speeches that discourage citizens to participate in politics. |
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The size and speed of blue whales once served to discourage human whalers in the days of sail-powered ships and hand-thrown harpoons. |
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These, in addition to its natural camouflage, discourage other organisms from feeding on it. |
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For a hawk at hack, food is often tied to the hack board to discourage her from forming the habit of carrying. |
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It will encourage nosy parkers, and in the longer term it will discourage able people from putting their names forward to stand for Parliament. |
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Basically, we advocate discussions within the framework of the law and discourage rumors, abuse and vulgar, offensive stuff. |
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The non-availability of chairs did not discourage them from enjoying the feast all day. |
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The poor footing provided by the metal and the heat radiated by it should discourage the varmints from using your roof for their track meets. |
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For example, southernwood or wormwood planted around the border of the garden may discourage aphids from entering. |
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It is important to discourage patients from smoking while they are using the nicotine patch. |
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Also, so as to discourage the re-emergence of a bribable judiciary, salaries were high. |
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The notice in the jury room does not prevent or discourage notes to the judge being submitted via the court usher. |
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However, we discourage people from buying animals from so-called responsible breeders too. |
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Taxing unearned income doesn't create a drag on the economy, because it doesn't discourage work. |
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Barstaff exchange looks as she giggles excitedly wrapping her legs over him as he does little to discourage this undignified behaviour. |
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Mostly that's a lot of idiotic legal boilerplate meant to discourage frivolous lawsuits. |
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The agency did not systematically discourage either racial discrimination or blockbusting. |
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Besides, both north-east and south-west monsoons have a higher level of rainfall which may discourage farmers from applying more fertilisers. |
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To discourage black-market sales, buyers are allowed just one piece of any product, and clothes in their own sizes. |
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It will also discourage defaulters, who will fear black marks on their credit record. |
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But we are also worried that tuition fees will discourage young people from studying. |
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Building more roads, tolled to discourage people from using them, is the curious logic of the moment. |
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Cut down on TV, computer, and video game time and discourage eating while watching the tube. |
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By 1937 police were to discourage applications to possess firearms for house or personal protection. |
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So when we harm parties and support smaller groups, we discourage that big-tent non-ideology which keeps all the factions in line. |
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The bank has also come under fire after attempting to discourage customers from using its branches in a bid to cut down on queues. |
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He adds that locals know how busy the event can get, and the thought of wading through dense crowds can discourage people from attending. |
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The society added that abolishing the current system of debt recovery would discourage firms from advancing credit or lending money. |
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He suggested that abolishing the current system would discourage firms from advancing credit. |
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To discourage dependency on the food bank, the re-registration form is more detailed. |
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If it was someone trying to discourage cats going into their garden, a water pistol would be more effective and more humane. |
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No strategies have been implemented by the municipal government to discourage auto transport and promote public transit. |
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If so, the risk of litigation might well discourage the practice of defensive hacking even if it should be legal. |
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The bollards and uprights have been left in place to curb the speed of traffic and discourage the use of the road as a rat run. |
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The new building would be designed with high security measures in a bid to discourage damage. |
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Placing food scraps in sealed trash receptacles also will help discourage scavenging activities. |
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Its key recommendation that tax on drink be increased to discourage consumption was ignored in the Budget. |
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The ministry also demanded that he change the script, alleging that it would discourage recruitment to the armed forces. |
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Moreover the survey was worded in such a way as to discourage any other reply, the alternatives being unlikely to attract votes. |
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No age limit exists on the purchase or consumption of alcohol, but social mores discourage alcohol abuse. |
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The boat was sunk by a covert operations team to discourage other illegal aliens from making the trip. |
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Proprietors themselves, perhaps feeling that there but for the grace of God go they, discourage serious criticism of their rivals. |
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It would keep us on our toes and discourage all but those with the most urgent banking business. |
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External control refers to rewards that reinforce conformity and punishments that discourage deviance. |
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This tendency will discourage any U.S. president from pursuing an activist foreign policy, because public support for it will be thin. |
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Eco-taxes get mentioned a lot, but these are supposed to discourage unenvironmental behaviour, and thus are aimed at their own diminishment. |
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Common sense dictates that daytime parties discourage heavy drinking or predrinking. |
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We sometimes suggest a product containing lanolin, beeswax or coconut oil to moisturize the lips and discourage licking. |
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Some of us decided that we would ourselves try to discourage larrikins, at least those of them who appeared on our own doorsteps. |
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However, they can also suffer from static displays which, having been viewed once, discourage repeat visits. |
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I wouldn't want to discourage them but I would urge caution and a bit of sensible risk assessment before launching out. |
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Its present tense was similarly chosen to discourage construal with topicalised elements. |
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They are a technically reliable threat of last resort to discourage a foe from pressing too hard or threatening national survival. |
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He also announced changes in the planning rules to discourage housing development on greenfield sites in areas of low demand. |
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We have to discourage begging and simultaneously find beggars another way of earning a living. |
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If parents are not there to discipline their youngsters, then who are next in line to discourage lewd behaviour? |
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He calls himself a grumpy old man in the book, maybe to discourage reviewers from using the expression against him. |
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Carver had a light touch as a teacher of creative writing and he did not consider it was his job to discourage anyone. |
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Some pro-life groups worry that they discourage women from staying pregnant altogether. |
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He said the government felt this would discourage many low-income earners. |
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A number of reports discourage the azo dye decolorisation by microorganism under anaerobic conditions as it leads to the formation of corresponding aromatic amines. |
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This tool rotates horizontally rather than vertically in the soil, thereby disrupting fewer layers, and the couple hopes it will serve to discourage the gophers. |
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Charitable payments or gratuities given by employers should not be deducted from awards of damages as it is important not to discourage benevolence. |
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If you are lacking experience, do not let that discourage you. |
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Even if the legislature must be able to discourage unjustified absences, it cannot penalise them by creating exceptions to the right to legal assistance. |
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House prices have stopped rising, which will discourage borrowings. |
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Recent government regulations in the United States have provided financial disincentives to discourage the ordering of chemistry panels that contain calcium. |
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If you can, avoid using a dummy and discourage thumb sucking. |
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Unz also notes that a higher minimum wage would discourage illegal immigration and boost consumer spending. |
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Though the metabolism of acetaldehyde is of interest and importance in any discussion of ethanol detoxification, space limitations discourage such commentary. |
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If we want to discourage violence and aggression in our country, we need to look at its causes and I doubt that all this anger stemmed from a few lousy films! |
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Way back in the days of snail mail, teenagers would put an X across the envelope seal of a love letter to discourage the courier from opening the envelope to take a peek. |
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The Chinese government plans to impose new restrictions to discourage investment in labor-intensive industries that produce cheap goods for export. |
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The fences are themselves covered in black sniper netting, to discourage assassins. |
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Critics say the fees will discourage poor people from going to hospital. |
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The police themselves do little to dispel or discourage this lionized portrayal. |
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They're even threatening to withhold new drugs to Canada unless the government negotiates a price that is high enough to discourage reimportation. |
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We would respectfully discourage the court to take a narrower view. |
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We have increased the excise tax on tobacco to discourage young people from taking up smoking, and we have encouraged smokers to quit and stay quit. |
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Further tests may reveal whether planting Neotyphodium-infected robust needlegrass along roadsides could discourage animals from grazing too close to roadways. |
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Sprinkle fine, sharp gravel around each bulb to discourage voles. |
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If that tax is set too high, it can discourage even the most glaringly urgent transfers of control. |
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The goal is to remove it quickly to discourage taggers from returning. |
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But when they approached the French shores, they first released a barrage balloon to discourage German dive-bombers, before rocket-carrying boats released scores of missiles. |
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Environmental health officers hope the cotes will keep pigeons off the streets and discourage them from feeding on waste food and titbits offered by tourists. |
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It is in America's interest to discourage such misperceptions. |
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Whenever the tax on alcohol or tobacco is raised, the old excuse is trotted out that it's to cover health costs and discourage people from harmful behaviour. |
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Equipped with low level perch seats to discourage beggars and stray animals from cuddling down, the shelters employ modular construction for fast assembling. |
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Educational systems that discourage students perpetuate the creation of obedient, moldable, passive, and low-paid future workers incapable of changing systems. |
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For most people who are already in a vulnerable state, that kind of shock is more likely to discourage and paralyze them. |
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Where fixed property became the chief form of livelihood, monogamy, rather than polygamy, came to predominate due to the need to limit heirs and to discourage divorce. |
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College authorities have banned tutors from offering students a predinner drink and the timing of Hall has been brought forward to discourage excessive drinking before dinner. |
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Unfortunately, the circuit has been altered since then to reduce the speeds, with some revisions to discourage slipstreaming and to lower the average lap speed. |
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Domestic abuse awareness groups opposed the provision, saying it would discourage victims from reporting. |
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Furthermore, welfare laws discourage states from providing assistance for abortions as well as to unwed mothers, placing low-income women in a double bind. |
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These obligations discourage a naked usurpation of power by judges. |
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They fail to discourage behaviour which harms others while getting more and more involved in trying to control private behaviour where they have no business to interfere. |
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These days many parents do discourage their children from such a fascination and may prohibit toy guns of any kind in their homes, even a squirt gun. |
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Somehow, the caliginous man's intimidating demeanor always failed to discourage or frighten Josh, much less hamper his cheery, gossiping attitude. |
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Ask your nurseryman for a foliar fungicide to discourage outbreaks. |
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Credit attribution if neglected, is a cardinal sin that will breed bitterness within the community and discourage developers from further contributing to the project. |
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Strategies to discourage excessive chattiness must be developed. |
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This tool is magic for housebreaking a dog, and to discourage nipping. |
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But logic tells me that any measures like these simply create obstacles that will be circumvented by those who choose to break the law but discourage foreign investors. |
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We turn kitchen scraps into our open compost pile to discourage creatures. |
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Do we want to continually discourage pilots from entering competitions? |
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Artificially low prices often cause rationing and shortages and discourage future investment, resulting in yet further shortages. |
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For some reason, they discourage loitering outside the store, but encourage it inside. |
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Bell, it created enough of a legal quandary to discourage many sterilizations. |
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Some cultures limit or discourage access to birth control because they consider it to be morally, religiously, or politically undesirable. |
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A wide array of regulations were put in place to encourage exports and discourage imports. |
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Captive rowlocks keep the oars in the boat while you 're rowing and discourage lighthanded hardware seekers when you go ashore. |
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Some have suggested Norway maples may also release chemicals to discourage undergrowth, although this is controversial. |
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Almost three out of five organisations reporting an increase in presenteeism have not done anything to discourage it, said the report. |
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Cleaning up and blocking access to den locations can also discourage a fox's return. |
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The idea behind this is to discourage smoking by making it more inconvenient, and to stop harmful smoke being present in enclosed public spaces. |
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If your puppy guards his food bowl, you can help to discourage this unfortunate tendency by playing the following training game. |
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The Great Desert of Africa of course puts a limit to its wanderings, and the firless plains of Egypt equally discourage its approach. |
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The stems and leaves are very sticky and viscid, which may discourage ants and beetles from climbing on the plant. |
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The aim was to discourage the Norse Earls of Orkney from expanding beyond Caithness. |
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To discourage further invasions, Kenya signed a defence pact with Ethiopia in 1969, which is still in effect. |
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Talmudic references to polygamy exist, but in general the attitude of the Talmudic rabbis was to discourage the practice. |
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In some cases, as in the Young case, this penal policy would discourage individuals from appropriate and encourageable conduct. |
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Mizusawa said he and his colleagues have tried to discourage forced chug-a-lug drinking at parties of college clubs or companies. |
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Prohibit residents from leaving pet food and birdfeed on balconies and discourage them from leaving human food out unattended, as well. |
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Finally, a major Hapsburg success was necessary to discourage Italian and Rumanian entrance into the war with the Triple Entente. |
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This creates problems and, therefore, we want to discourage this job-hopping phenomena during academic sessions. |
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And when he left Miles, starting out, everybody tried to discourage him. |
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It turned out that a neighbor's ailanthus tree was blocking her view. Ms. Powis's answer was meant to discourage both trespassing and arborcide. |
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Conditioning treatments are employed to clean, detartrate, and discourage microbial growth. |
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Until they do, however, the server will allow unpassworded access to those users, so we strongly discourage this approach. |
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Road signage has been designed to discourage through traffic by showing only local destinations. |
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Tamil has official status in Singapore and there have been no attempts to discourage the use of other Indian languages. |
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Recent innovations include electrical fence monitoring for intruder detection as opposed to providing an electric shock to discourage entry. |
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This trial is another example of the Kremlin's attempts to discourage and delegitimise dissent. |
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British policy was to encourage the production of raw materials in colonies and discourage manufacturing. |
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After that, Neilson and his partners licensed it widely at one shilling per ton iron made, a level low enough to discourage evasion. |
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Parents discourage their children from interacting with people believed to be witches. |
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To discourage bias, the Champions League takes nationality into account. |
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Designed to discourage the sale of cans that used detachable pulltabs, the law also technically prohibited the sale of aluminum bottles with crown caps or screw caps. |
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Electric fences are occasionally employed to discourage suicide attempts on tall structures, and to reduce the incidence of graffiti and other petty crime. |
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Historically, milling also served to discourage coin clipping. |
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Michael Pollan argues that sensationalized, sportslike food shows discourage spectators from actually cooking themselves, but I, a 20-year-old college student, beg to differ. |
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A secondary aim was to discourage crime for fear of being transported. |
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Republicans say a surtax on millionaires would discourage job creation, but only a small percentage of small businesses would end up paying the additional taxes. |
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In February 2001, the sale of bird seed in the square was stopped and other measures were introduced to discourage the pigeons including the use of birds of prey. |
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Many jurisdictions are now beginning to discourage supplemental fish planting in favour of harvest controls, and habitat improvement and protection. |
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We will do all we can to discourage and prevent flytipping across Wales and ensure that when people do fly-tip, they are caught and punished appropriately. |
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After the SARS outbreak in 2003, China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan launched campaigns to discourage public spitting by issuing fines to public spitters. |
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Police officers wontedly using traffic stops as a tool of intimidation to discourage minorities from entering town illustrates pattern-and-practice misconduct. |
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The secrets of the old archimage are known today only to the initiated, and they discourage all attempts to spread their fame, for certain very definite reasons. |
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Marriages between the members of the two Churches are very common although ecclesiastical authorities like to discourage such alliances, and do not grant proper documents. |
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You might want to discourage your patients with Hashimoto's thyroiditis from using artificial sweeteners, according to investigators from Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. |
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This kind of linguistic description contrasts with linguistic prescription, an attempt to discourage or suppress some grammatical constructions, while promoting others. |
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Because of the way polar bear hunting quotas are managed in Canada, attempts to discourage sport hunting would actually increase the number of bears killed in the short term. |
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Beatrix Potter's parents did not discourage higher education. |
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Most books, however, were held by chains in order to discourage theft. |
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Airport crews often need to discourage birds from taking up residence. |
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Scientists consider biological essentialism obsolete, and generally discourage racial explanations for collective differentiation in both physical and behavioral traits. |
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It is important to stress that our findings should not discourage women from breast feeding as we know that this is beneficial to both mother and baby in a number of ways. |
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Visas often take the form of an inked stamp, although some countries use adhesive stickers that incorporate security features to discourage forgery. |
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The intent of this rule is to discourage and make note of habitual kill stealers, not to punish those who honestly try to work together or those who make an honest mistake. |
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In other words, we want to make sure the regulations neither discourage voluntary clean-ups, nor force clean-ups not necessary to protect human health and the environment. |
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Immediately before the Battle of Bosworth, being wary of Stanley, Richard took his son, Lord Strange, as hostage to discourage him from joining Henry. |
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