| But the graduated air attacks on North Vietnam did not dissuade the Vietcong. |
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| There are, of course, some writers who would dissuade us from imagining any radical change in this area at all. |
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| If you haven't already, dissuade yourself from thinking that building effective relationships is the same as being a better networker. |
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| I had, of course, tried to dissuade him, if only for his own safety, but he would have none of it. |
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| When she had made up her mind on something it was quite hard to dissuade her from the course she had chosen. |
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| He was familiar with her obstinate behaviour, and knew that any attempt to dissuade her from doing what she wanted would only invoke her anger. |
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| If I visit him at this time, I dissuade him from farther attempts to open the skin, but advise a gentle eccoprotic. |
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| Not that such disincentives dissuade the smart set from guzzling foreign brands. |
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| Staffordshire Police is urging parents to dissuade their children from taking part in the Halloween activity known as trick or treat. |
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| I mean it is designed to dissuade young people from starting with illicit drugs. |
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| Those who knew us knew, as I refused to yield my gunman position in the drive-by, that they couldn't dissuade me. |
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| With some difficulty, we managed to dissuade our left-leaning daughter from buying pint-sized T-shirts for our preschool grandchildren. |
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| For if income tax dissuades the living rich from being rich, then the death tax can only dissuade the dead rich from dying. |
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| While their fiercely offbeat sounds may initially dissuade, a bit of perseverance can reap immense rewards. |
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| The blandness of the spindle cells was so impressive as to dissuade us from a malignant diagnosis on preoperative biopsies. |
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| After trying to dissuade her, he sees that her mind is made up and sadly presents her to the Sultan. |
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| I couldn't think of a lie quick enough to dissuade Beth so we trudged to the locker together. |
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| Any potential rockiness ahead may dissuade the Reserve Bank from raising interest rates again, at least before the end of the year. |
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| At least then he could have tried to dissuade her or, at the very least, adjusted his strategy accordingly. |
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| High tariff barriers were erected to dissuade domestic manufacturers from importing foreign goods. |
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| The biggest mystery is how these disturbing metrics failed to dissuade big investors and lenders from taking a flier on the industry. |
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| The Church attack on modernity and progress did not dissuade industrialists pushing conventional religiosity on the working class. |
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| They are put up high to dissuade predators, and implying a great nimbleness from who wants to get supplies. |
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| As summer fades into memory and gusty autumn winds dissuade all but the keenest from picking up a racket, why not improve your game in warmer climes? |
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| Similarly, a professional who does not dissuade a client who is keen to use a WLPSM can be seen as giving approval. |
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| There should also be incentives to ensure compliance with the process and to dissuade gamesmanship. |
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| The lack of clarity here is a further invitation to litigation by patentholders to dissuade generic producers' participation in this initiative. |
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| Speed ramps along College Road, put in to try and dissuade boy racers who use the road to cut from one side of the town to the other, have been branded useless. |
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| The collapsing Soviet Union was in no condition to dissuade its ally. |
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| This trial is a new victory over the impunity of pedophiles, and should dissuade others from exploiting children sexually. |
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| First, the imposition of a fee will dissuade speculators from taking up ground and blocking out legitimate explorers. |
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| We support efforts to dissuade those who may engage in efforts and acts to desecrate, destroy and denigrate that great symbol. |
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| Abstractly, the United States hopes to dissuade WMD aspirants from initiating acquisition efforts. |
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| Such aid should be used to dissuade parents from emigrating or to encourage them to return to the Philippines. |
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| For them to actively discourage and dissuade survivors to have competent legal representation is clearly unfair and a travesty of justice. |
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| To dissuade them, the keeper launched into a great harangue, with all the eloquence born of terror. |
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| They shall be set at a level high enough to dissuade the person from committing or persisting in an infringement. |
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| Even the prospect of crippling debt can dissuade students from pursuing advanced education. |
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| The team shall exercise no pressure or constraint on the rider to dissuade him from attending. |
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| This would also help to deter or dissuade potential perpetrators of such crimes and violations. |
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| An excessively high price due to a big margin of profit will dissuade customers. |
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| We can discourage and dissuade nations through the result of decisions made in this chamber. |
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| The challenging conditions did not prevent or dissuade visitors from going up the ridge. |
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| However, this is likely to be difficult and unpopular at country level and may dissuade agencies from using the tool. |
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| There was no effective intervention from the pilot to dissuade the master from taking the easternmost approach. |
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| Open societies have to present incentives rather than coercive measures to dissuade their citizens from leaving the country. |
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| Other agencies, such as the Jordanian Red Crescent, also contribute to the effort to keep children in school and dissuade them from dropping out. |
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| There are drawbacks to composting, which may dissuade some farmers from the practice of on-farm composting. |
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| The objective is to dissuade asylum seekers from using such a procedure, while formally guaranteeing this right. |
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| Is an isolated outbreak of yobbery involving a few dozen numskulls really going to dissuade the private sector from investing in, and profiting from, a new business deal? |
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| The argument also went that the lack of publicity would dissuade would-be hostage-takers from bothering to grab reporters. |
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| Since generations of juniors will be jonesing for this film, there is really nothing negative this critic can say to dissuade you from potential ownership. |
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| The point of publishing all the scary stats is not to dissuade people from being professional musicians. |
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| Those excuses would do little to dissuade those enforcing the statute, if the U.S. had concrete proof of the suspected killings. |
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| Solmaz says she has never seen police try to round up or dissuade the dealers who work around Khaneye Honarmanan. |
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| Yet that should not stop NATO from using its resources to dissuade further Russian aggression, Volker said. |
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| But haughty talk may not dissuade Italians from following their former leader. |
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| Inland Revenue investigators have launched a campaign to dissuade the rising number of tax dodgers who every year fail to declare the income from their short-term tenants. |
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| In the absence of policing, would mass pickets have physically prevented miners from going to work rather than peacefully trying to dissuade them? |
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| Change in some business practices might be scary to some, but we can't allow scare tactics to dissuade you from moving forward with this much-needed legislation. |
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| In this year's DAS statement, the Court appears to cast doubt on the relevance of clawbacks for the DAS, arguing that recoveries do not right wrongs, nor do they dissuade the final beneficiary from making errors. |
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| It will also serve to dissuade these same states from individually resorting to force and will reconfirm Russia's position as regional guarantor of security. |
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| I would like to work with the member to find ways that we can dissuade people from making false refugee claims, seeking to jump the queue and to come to this country illegally under the cover of being refugees. |
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| Such difficulties may not only dissuade complainants from coming forward, but may also tempt employers to ignore the law as they take note of the long odds against being caught. |
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| Steps will be taken to ensure that the publicity campaigns do not aim to dissuade consumers from buying products from other Member States or to disparage those products. |
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| For example, they often face discrimination in access to general health-care services, or stigmatizing attitudes within these services, which may dissuade them from seeking care in the first place. |
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| But the use of a car to travel to the central city does not dissuade people from going: surprisingly, those who use mass transit have the most negative perception. |
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| To dissuade poachers, volunteers stand guard in 12-hour shifts. |
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| However, these procedures sometimes make opening the centre up to the outside world more difficult and tend to dissuade persons likely to visit asylum-seekers or organise diverse activities. |
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| The decision of the Complaints Authority, confirmed by the Federal Court, was likely to dissuade journalists from engaging in critical reporting on topics of that kind. |
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| The purpose of the processing operation is to dissuade members of staff from noncompliance with the Flexitime rules and from incorrectly recording their departures and breaks. |
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| We will not seek to dissuade migrants from risking their lives with posters or radio spots but rather with the most persuasive means out there: the voices of survivors and the family members of missing migrants. |
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| The court reasoned it could constitute an attempt to pervert the course of justice as it intended to dissuade a police officer from investigating an offence. |
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| When I quit school at 17 to focus on music, Dad didn't try to dissuade me, even though he got a lot of stick from my teachers because he was the school window cleaner. |
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| What about contempt? Isn't it used by the judiciary as a stick to dissuade people from writing or talking about them? |
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| Mary had taken the whim into her willful head, and Jane could not dissuade her. |
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| Finally, if participation in remedial programs to reacquire a licence remain costly, we will tend to dissuade those individuals who really need these services from participating and getting back their licence. |
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| However, we should not interpret current Community law so that it leads to the conclusion that this issue could be an obstacle to free movement, or might dissuade citizens of the Union from exercising their right to it. |
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| Without acknowledging that he was aware of the precise nature of the plot, Garnet attempted to dissuade Catesby from his course, to no avail. |
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| But Gyllenhaal's snootiness wouldn't dissuade Saunders from crashing any celebrity bast. |
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| He said that although it might have some small effect on numbers, he did not believe that it would dissuade many African States from participating. |
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| We have research that shows us, including evaluation of the Divorce Act a few years ago, that the majority of lawyers don't mention it, but really dissuade their clients from considering that option. |
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| Dispirited after Fred was taken, Pepi remained angry, convinced that something could have been done to dissuade her teenage son from reporting, or that he could have been hidden. |
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| Sudden withdrawal of measuring devices containing mercury will not only be very costly, but may also dissuade people from measuring temperature and blood pressure. |
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| He omits incest from his account and attempts to dissuade the biographees from thinking that Byron could be guilty of such perversion. |
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| The fees required by the Ministry appear to go beyond its service in a way to dissuade entrepreneurs from engaging in the occupation of transport. |
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| Or would it take an astronaut actually going to the moon and bringing back a noncheese rock to dissuade hard-core believers in the moon-cheese theory? |
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| His disparagement of his opponent failed to dissuade voters. |
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| The operation seeks to dissuade and interrupt pirate attacks, protect vessels, and abetting to increase the general level of security in the region. |
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