Latterly he has earned widespread respect as a pundit, without ever dissuading those who wish to read too much into his criticism.
At the time, most pot in America was a low-potency product from Mexico; when U.S. authorities tried to impede smugglers, they succeeded mainly in driving up the price, which enriched the smugglers without significantly dissuading users.
The row highlights the collision between new models of listening to music created by streaming as the industry tries to find methods of dissuading fans from using illicit services to download songs for free without repaying artists.
She meddled in Hughes's life, dissuading him from visiting certain people and places, and made Hurston sign a contract that forbade her from publishing any material without Mason's express permission.
Tommy blames himself for not dissuading the boy from firefighting.
In 281 Cineas attempted, without success, to dissuade Pyrrhus from invading Italy.
In a nationwide address, Interior Minister Diodoro Carrasco said the university had been taken over by "a small radicalized group which had fallen outside the law," and added that the police had acted "to dissuade without repressing".
For families with diversified livelihoods running small shops that required power (e.g. seamstresses, dairy vendors needing refrigeration, corner store owners), it was impossible to run their business without electricity, which dissuaded small business owners.
They argued that testing exposed people to severe discrimination, and that fear of testing without consent could actually dissuade people from seeing doctors.
Harlow testified that he tried to dissuade Risen without confirming the existence of Operation Merlin, first telling the reporter "that if there was such a program, I didn't think a respectable newspaper should be writing about it".
