Examples of using Will discourage in English and their translations into German
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If you think you will discourage me.
You will discourage our competitors. It's not sporting.
Well, maybe losing his snares will discourage him.
It will discourage others who might make similar attempts.
Your persistence will discourage your attacker.
It will discourage him from sending any more ships down there.
Ideally, all these safety measures will discourage a thief from stealing your bike altogether.
It will discourage unregulated, unsustainable exploitation of forests.
This makes you look busy and preoccupied and will discourage people from talking to you.
This will discourage her from returning to that spot to mark it again.
Opponents of argue that raising the rate will discourage foreign investment and hurt the economy.
World thought will discourage you because it looks at outer vestments and forgets true Source and true development.
To achieve this we have devised a few rules that will discourage them from registering on our site.
This seminar will discourage young people from joining terrorist groups.
And only 2 high profile arrests and convictions,I don't know if this will discourage ENOUGH people from this kind of activity.
Such a shed will discourage fly-by sightings and keep your business your own!
It is not necessary to set up an appointment for early morning,because your girl may be“owl” and early rise will discourage her desire to be with you.
Do you think this will discourage our horny cameraman?
Northern European opposition to Eurobondsreflects moral-hazard concerns that monetary activism will discourage structural reforms.
Often, your veterinarian will discourage breeding the animal, due to the genetic nature of the disorder.
An artist should never be overly generous with information if he/she is not be able to get the same in return,nor should the artist be overly secretive, since this will discourage those who may be able to exchange information.
This simple procedure will discourage potential burglars who might be watching the house.
Employers' representative bodieshave expressed concern that increased regulation will discourage employers from introducing or continuing supplementary pension schemes.
The measure is very important in that it will discourage regular consumers from using tobacco. Furthermore,it will have a preventive effect in that it will discourage those tempted to use tobacco for the first time from doing so.
Even if it returns obstinately, be equally and more obstinate against it,firm in rejection- that will discourage and wear it out and finally it will grow weak, a shadow of itself and disappear.
Believe Me that you will still have to suffer hard times which will discourage you if you don't have an unwavering faith, a faith of such intensity that you can contact Me at any time and take complete strength from this relationship, that you can endure whatever happens to you in the knowledge that I know of it and will not give you more than you can bear.
As for the mining multinationals concerned by this law, they have, of course, immediately informed the Romanian authorities of their well-intentioned anxieties,fearing that this law"will discourage investment"- and, as sticks and stones break no bones, we will most probably see these very multinationals' actions deny their own claims by rushing on the Black Sea reserves in the coming months.
There are also fears that the new orientations will discourage small(but not necessarily incompetent) organisations while favouring highly-professionalised and well-organised competitors, regardless of which has the better ideas.
I am concerned that such a pitiful sum will discourage these organisations from standing up for consumer rights.
Adopting it signals the de jureacceptance of the demands of the widespread'patent industry' in the USA, will discourage research and development and will result in a huge waste of resources on legal protection proceedings which could have been invested in technological innovation.