dissuasion उदाहरण वाक्य

Inspector General Fiamenghi had been head of Recherche Assistance Intervention Dissuasion ( RAID ), another unit within the French National Police.
He restated the need for the tests, adding " France believes its security is based on its dissuasion force ."
Dart, unaware she was pregnant, tries to see her in the hospital but accedes to Hugh's dissuasion not to.
"These attacks are an extra cost for the oil companies and a dissuasion to foreign investment, " the report said.
Hollering in-laws and tribal elders gallop after the woman, forming a cavalry of dissuasion and lending the segment a Bunuelian absurdity.

Supporters said that while the government at first scoffed at them, it eventually turned to more direct dissuasion with threats and home searches.
If the expression in ancient Babylon is understood as dissuasion against undue revenge, it may be said that Babylon was the cradle of civilization.
But Bush Republicans, and the GOP in general, have no monopoly on doctrines of pre-eminence, pre-emption or dissuasion.
Ruini said the wisest course of action would be the " arm of dissuasion " exercised with the support of the United Nations.
Von Neumann was employed by the RAND Corporation, and his game theory was used in wargames to model nuclear dissuasion during the Cold War.