- also
traffic evaporation or
traffic suppression, or, more generally,
dissuaded demand. So the
closure of a road or
reduction in its
capacity (e.g. reducing...
-
government also
criticised the
official European Union policy for not
dissuading migrants from
entering Europe. From 17
October 2015 onward, thousands...
- of
police officers were
stationed throughout the capital,
primarily to
dissuade protesters from
challenging the state's
authority but also to
provide a...
-
Arminius in the
Battle of the
Teutoburg Forest. The
outcome of this
battle dissuaded the
Romans from
their ambition of
conquering Germania, and is thus considered...
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Critics also
worried that the lack of
rewards for
content producers would dissuade artists from
publishing their work, and
questioned whether Creative Commons...
-
could be a form of coercion. For example, a
death threat could be used to
dissuade a
public figure from
pursuing a
criminal investigation or an
advocacy campaign...
-
account for
Harris while she
still has
power of attorney,
though Harris dissuades her from
committing an
illegal act. Dan goes to
where Louise is performing...
- the
pattern where her
brother copies her, but ends up unhappy,
tries to
dissuade him with help from Wolf by
showing him a
rigorous Alaskan work day, with...
-
range from 12,000 to 65,000. In 2023, the city
began running a
campaign to
dissuade British men
between the ages of 18 and 35 from
coming to the city as tourists...
- Tate-LaBianca
murder trial. The
charge was
later reduced to
conspiracy to
dissuade a
witness from testifying.
While her
accomplices served a 90-day sentence...
