Without broader redistricting reform, she says, the lasting effects of gerrymandering could continue to dissuade constituents from casting ballots.
But the broader legal battle over whether the federal government may continue to dissuade, and even block, undocumented teens in its custody from having abortions is still pending in U.S. District Court in Washington.
Unfortunately, federal and state laws continue to dissuade employers from using contingent workers, treating the latter as an exploited class and ignoring the fact that many of them choose to work independently, Boudreau noted.
Compared to other nine recessions and recoveries since the Second World War, the Great Recession of 2007, which very much continues especially for the long-time real unemployed, remains hindered by our nation's large trade deficit in oil, the large and again growing manufacturing trade deficit with China, and federal tax policies that continue to dissuade job creation here at home.
The idea, supporters say, is to continue trying to dissuade students from using drugs, especially since they are being educated with taxpayer money.
But new young people arrive every day, and the book continues to find readers who are not dissuaded — and may even be encouraged — by its dismissal by critics.
This loophole could further dissuade healthy people from buying coverage.Obamacare continues to face logistical challenges, too.
That didn't seem to dissuade the Trump administration from continuing with the threats: Nikki Haley, ambassador to the U.N., said in a press briefing Thursday that the U.S. continues to entertain a variety of "military options".
Responding to some complaints from members of the community, the Board of Trustees attempted to dissuade petitioners from continuing to live together.
As the Kremlin began to violently oppress opposition demonstrations, Nemtsov was arrested multiple times, although this did nothing to dissuade him from continuing to organize against corruption.
