Deborah Arnott, the chief executive of Action on Smoking and Health, called on the Govenment to continue campaigns discouraging parents from smoking in front of their children.
It may be noted, as a plausible explanation, that the culture of Pakistan expects women's interviews to be conducted in their husbands' presence while, at the same time, discouraging women from expressing pain in front of their husbands (neurologists in Pakistan are familiar with anecdotal accounts of husbands seeking divorce from their wives on account of their "constant complaints" of headache).
During the first two training sessions, crossover responses to lateral perturbations will be discouraged by placing foam-rubber barriers in front of and behind the feet and instructing subjects "not to let your feet touch the blocks".
One time, back in 1955, Moriarty's was busted for having a phony fire hydrant in front of its door, to discourage out-of-towners from parking there.
It discourages individuals from responding to the real child in front of them, and forces them instead into the frenzy of information-gathering which the system demands.
The computer monitor should be directly in front of the user (to discourage neck twisting), and it should be placed about an arm's length away.
As with the case before the U.S. Supreme Court, Australian opponents of gene patenting argue that it discourages research by placing financial and legal hurdles in front of scientists who are seeking to work with patented biological material.
Those who attempted to escape were killed or tortured – sometimes in front of other children, to discourage them from doing the same.
If your partner has put you down in front of friends and family, has discouraged you from speaking too much in public, and gives you a scary look that makes you keep quiet, then you're being controlled.
He confirmed the force told the group they could not set up their tents in front of government offices but denied discouraging their visit.
