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- Dictionarydissuade/dɪˈsweɪd/
verb
- 1. persuade (someone) not to take a particular course of action: "his friends tried to dissuade him from flying"
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4 days ago · Define which disputes are subject to arbitration, ensuring that all potential conflicts are covered, e.g., ... Making the arbitration process complex and expensive may dissuade the other party ...
1 day ago · Displaying too many ads might dissuade users from engaging. However, native ads remove the ‘ad’ aspect from the campaign. Reduced ad fatigue: We’re often bombarded with ads. But, since native ads are so hidden and subtle, they remove that fatigue for users. Read also: Bold eCommerce Advertising Strategies for Business Growth
3 days ago · Define which disputes are subject to arbitration, ensuring that all potential conflicts are covered, e.g., "All disputes, including but not limited to those relating to the interpretation, performance, and termination of this agreement, shall be subject to arbitration." Specify Interim Relief Measures
1 day ago · Join online forums or social media groups. Offer a free discovery call to potential clients. 4. Create a list of your health coaching services. Offer a variety of services to cater to different client needs. Common services include one-on-one coaching, group coaching, workshops, and online programs.
4 days ago · The code sets forth stringent measures to dissuade and reprimand criminal activities within India's jurisdiction. Noteworthy sections include the meting out of punishment for murder under Section 302, which can extend to life imprisonment or the death penalty, reflecting the gravity of the offense.
4 days ago · Among other things, I showed that Russian securitization was an effective deterrent threat that limited NATO involvement. Russia defined NATO’s threat to its territory as an existential threat and issued a warning threat of exceptional measures—including the implication of using nuclear weapons—to dissuade such a situation.
2 days ago · Putting in place a patent strategy and starting to build a patent portfolio is an important way to defend your startup’s core IP and to protect yourself from litigation by competitors. Carving out time and budget for this from the hectic schedule and the cash constraints of a startup requires self-discipline.
