Meanings of dissuade people in English

Shadrach Fanega says hopefully tighter auditing will dissuade people from committing further fraud.

But EU officials said the key was to dissuade people from traveling in the first place.

For years past I have been mostly obliged to dissuade people from the performance of my large works.

They hope to dissuade people from going to fight, and try to counter the jihadist narrative on social media.

It has announced a major advertising campaign aimed at trying to dissuade people from buying rounds in the pub.

Analysts say the weapons saga has damaged the opposition, and could dissuade people from taking to the streets in April.

But researchers said that shouldn't dissuade people with heart disease -or at risk of it -from taking so-called statins.

The group has vowed to intensify clashes with Afghan and foreign forces to dissuade people from voting in the upcoming elections.

So there can be humane reasons for wishing to dissuade people from travelling to Australia via people smugglers on unfit boats.

Owing to critical circumstances and negativings I have, as a rule, to dissuade people everywhere from giving performances of my scores.

Brendan Burgess, of the consumer forum Askaboutmoney.com, has said more sanctions should be introduced to dissuade people from not paying their mortgages.

The colony was far enough away from Earth and other major settlements to dissuade people from making the trip out of simple curiosity.

His fame was merely the stuff of legend, rather than the substance, but it wasn't always easy to dissuade people from believing otherwise.

Republican paramilitaries had no difficulty in dissuading people from filling in the forms.

Also known as Remain in Mexico, the policy is aimed at dissuading people from pursuing U.S. asylum claims.

However same-sex marriage is not recognized and concerns over stigma still dissuades people from coming out to their families.