Examples of using Discourage in English and their translations into Czech
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If we discourage tobacco production in Member States, we will only encourage even more of these imports from third countries,
If our contractors discourage or prohibit their employees from accepting gifts,
Crucially, it may discourage Euro-enthusiastic elites seeking the political courage
should by no means discourage you from giving.
The high prices discourage some people from flying from Prague,
It will reduce public sector expenditure, discourage illegal immigration
And this may discourage this unsub and make him more cautious.
we ought to look out for which budget lines totally discourage employment, which are neutral
That you be ordered to pay a fine of £75. It may perhaps discourage you, and others of your kidney who are infected with this vicious virus.
Ellie Zumwalt survived her injuries, and this may discourage this unsub and make him more cautious.
secure all exits and discourage anybody from going to the restroom.
It may, perhaps, discourage you, and others of your kidney,
do not let the negative discussions discourage you from continuing this very successful work.
Divergences in contract law in the Member States create structural problems that discourage businesses and consumers.
as it will lead to new red tape and discourage companies from making additional voluntary commitments.
But if the people's candidate wins, I'm pretty sure we can discourage state-run telecoms- Here you go.- all together.
Particular attention must be focused on removing all those difficulties that hamper access to Community funds and discourage people from obtaining EU financial support.
they should not discourage Member States and farmers.
collecting confidential personal data such as identification numbers may discourage many citizens from signing an initiative.
they could have left the photo to… discourage us from crossing the border into Pakistan.