Meanings of discouraged people in English

Police have also discouraged people from travelling long distances within WA.

Hammond discouraged people from petting the elephant, to avoid nipped fingers.

NetSafe executive director Martin Cocker said his organisation also discouraged people from paying ransoms.

It could not have won back, solely on its merits, the confidence of the discouraged people.

Mr Bourke said this also took a major toll on business and discouraged people from going out.

They have angered customers, brought down the wrath of politicians and discouraged people with low incomes from using banks.

But negative perceptions of its performance were amplified on social media, which may have discouraged people from seeking the shot.

The government has also discouraged people from travelling to rural areas during the lockdown in a bid to limit the rate of infection.

The McCanns, from Rothley in Leicestershire, said the claims exacerbated their anguish and discouraged people from coming forward with information after Madeleine disappeared.

For the 35 years I have practised as a psychotherapist, I have discouraged people from seeing themselves as hapless victims of forces arrayed against them.

Online food delivery, including easy-to-make "meal kits", has gained popularity this year as the coronavirus outbreak discouraged people from shopping in crowded supermarkets.

And although some people had met their new spouses in his groups, he strongly discouraged people from dating each other while they were in it.