Examples of using Discourages in English and their translations into Czech
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What makes it all the more difficult to understand is that there is no kind of evidence to show that the death penalty discourages crimes more than other forms of punishment.
The directive we have voted for today discourages debtors from paying late
developing the fruits of their work, it discourages others from pursuing their efforts to innovate and create.
the EU must equip itself with a strong common agricultural policy(CAP) that discourages speculation on food commodities
the EU must provide itself with a strong common agricultural policy(CAP) that discourages speculation on food commodities
that Europe then uses part of the subsidies for a fund that discourages tobacco smoking.
have an excessive number of checks which discourages potential beneficiaries of cohesion policy,
a selection system that discourages the best candidates
but often discourages beneficiaries from using support which is available to them.
a refusal to recognise any progress positively discourages those progressive and liberal forces within the regime who are trying to push further,
unemployment discourages you and can lead to a loss of confidence in yourself
some Members were of the opinion that criticising undemocratic behaviour discourages both the European Commission
its attitudes and its general perception in public that discourages victims of hate crime to report.48
bureaucratic paperwork that drowns and discourages anyone in our countries.
You should discourage your sister from even looking at a map.
I was tired, discouraged, and I didn't want to walk.
Discouraging unmeritorious claims,
Discourage the scotch.
A discouraging word.
You're not discouraged?