Examples of using To discourage in English and their translations into Czech
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Now you know it takes a lot more to discourage me.
Which Wait tried to discourage.
That you do not want to discourage the use of the previously mentioned methods, you would only have had to use them judiciously.
If the request tries to discourage you from getting help there's something fishy about the request!
Mr. and Mrs. little, we try to discourage couples from adopting children outside their own species.
We certainly don't want to discourage people from exercising
From training at night without an escort boat…- I tried to discourage you… but nothing could stop you from pursuing your dream… of one day swimming the English Channel.
The mysterious Mrs. Erlynn has a good reason to discourage her from doing such a foolish thing.
We have to be firm till night to discourage the… enemy
The hit list memo emphasizes the need to discourage these Dead Ducks from continuing to book award flights on KB Airlines as they are costing the Airlines millions.
All the while, he tried to discourage me and made it sound impossible to get an alternative.
Also, the fact that Pakistan set a 15% duty on its cotton fibre exports at the start of this year in order to discourage the supply of raw materials is not insignificant.
Because I'm afraid of getting left behind. And I don't want to discourage you from looking for that reason.
Policy also has to think about how to discourage speculative attacks against the currencies of new Member States.
If the naturals have taken that child to discourage us, then they will learn that.
They have pledged their services to Captain Vane to defend the fort and to discourage any move against it.
And I don't want to discourage you from looking for that reason because I'm afraid of getting left behind.
British police have even sent a team to Romania to try to discourage jobless Romanians from coming to Britain.
If the naturals have taken that child to discourage us, when God puts a musket into the hands of a man of Albion.
Several South American tribes were known to ritualistically pluck the eyes of their enemies to discourage them from being followed.