Betekenis van:
dissuade

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. She tried to dissuade him from participating in the project.
2. It may be problematic to dissuade your parents from accompanying you to the event.
3. I'm not going to dissuade you from going up that mountain. Just watch out for the yetis.
4. Please provide information/calculations showing that the aid does not dissuade producers of energy in cogeneration from becoming more competitive:
5. How is it ensured that the mechanism does not dissuade renewable energy producers from becoming more competitive?
6. It is therefore legitimate for the Community to dissuade those ships from entering the ports and anchorages of Member States.
7. Please provide information/calculations showing that the aid does not dissuade renewable energy producers from becoming more competitive:
8. Steps will be taken to ensure that the publicity campaigns do not aim to dissuade consumers from buying products from other Member States or to disparage those products.
9. Where the persons referred to in Article 2(1)(3)(a) and (b) seek to dissuade a client from engaging in illegal activity, this shall not constitute a disclosure within the meaning of the paragraph 1.
10. Criminal penalties, which demonstrate social disapproval of a different nature than administrative sanctions, strengthen compliance with the legislation on ship-source pollution in force and should be sufficiently severe to dissuade all potential polluters from any violation thereof.
11. Requiring a consumer who wishes to claim on an insurance policy to produce documents which could not reasonably be considered relevant as to whether the claim was valid, or failing systematically to respond to pertinent correspondence, in order to dissuade a consumer from exercising his contractual rights.
12. Where the market mechanisms constitute State aid, they may be authorised by the Authority if EFTA States can show that support is essential to ensure the viability of the renewable energy sources concerned, does not in the aggregate result in overcompensation and does not dissuade renewable energy producers from becoming more competitive.
13. the obligations in terms of frequency linked to the pairing of routes are so heavy that they dissuade many potential operators from accepting the PSOs and providing services to and from Sardinia but which, since their operations are not based in one of the two cities, are de facto denied the possibility to provide this service.
14. It stresses, moreover, that the measures at issue affect competition throughout the telecommunications market and dissuade foreign operators from coming to propose their services in France. France is thus the only European country in which no ‘foreign’ mobile operator has been able to establish itself.