to deter aggression

To be deter mined

To be deter mined

The one deter assault of plastic solution is the behaviour of the people around the stairwells.

Governments can hope to deter cyber attacks just as they deter nuclear or other armed attacks.

Strong legislation to deter trafficking in persons

We cannot win unless the number of people the extremists recruit is lower than the number we kill and deter.

Everything possible must be done to deter them.

Provide appropriate penalties to deter violations Publicize violations

Ibrahim Al Dossary reckons that lawyers are being bullied, to deter them from creating awareness among people about their rights. He writes

Effective remedies are likely to deter human rights violations.

They actively promote carbon intensive energy and deter green investment.

Tough rules and penalties are required to deter traffic offenders.

This will deter any abuse of the legal aid scheme.

But the law will deter only if its sanctions are credible.

In Ecuador, judicial uncertainty and delays in contract enforcement deter investment.

The IMF believes current fiscal plans will deter US economic growth.

External monitoring, though helpful, has not sufficed to deter its perpetrators.

The very announcement of the Fund s creation was meant to deter speculative attack.

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And surely there hath come unto them news whereof the purport should deter ,

However, we have not allowed them to deter us from our cherished goal.

External monitoring of the violence has helped to deter it, to some extent.

Secondly, it lacks a definite stipulation that would deter such threat or use.

Although Metternich sought to deter any possible French resurgence, he restored France s prewar frontiers.

I do not think so. Should that deter us from reform? On no account.

That death, however, will not deter the Philippines from continuing its participation in MINUSTAH.

This will deter any potential criminal from carrying out any of his criminal activities.

(b) Reduce labour rigidities which add to employment apos s costs or deter job creation, eliminate excessive regulations and ensure that indirect costs of employing people are reduced wherever possible

The counter argument is that the threat of indictment will deter rulers from wicked behavior.

Because control policies deter children from starting, even greater benefits can be expected beyond 2050.

Plans by the United States and its allies to deter North Korea are relatively advanced.

These new laws are designed to better deter, prevent, detect and prosecute acts of terrorism.

37. These problems, however, should not deter countries from promoting the transition towards smaller militaries.

That is why some people are advocating that China undertake a one shot, big bang appreciation large enough to defuse expectations of further strengthening and deter inflows of speculative hot money.

The Security Council stresses that the death of Dr. Garang should not deter the struggle of the Sudanese people for justice and dignity, and encourages the people of Sudan to refrain from violence and maintain peace in the midst of mourning.

Preventing demagogues from ranting about Muslims or multi culturalists will not deter a future Anders Breivik.

Eventually exposed, their perfidy demonstrated the NPT s imperfect ability to deter, catch, and reverse nuclear cheats.

Such steps alone are unlikely to deter Iran or fully to reassure the region s other states.

They have the potential to seriously impede trade liberalization and deter the international flow of capital.

The possibility of judicial review should, on the other hand, deter States from applying countermeasures rashly.

(v) Effective legally binding measures to deter the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons

These punishments or prohibitions are actually designed to deter rather than to inflict the actual punishments.

But this mortality banner is the very sword which mammography's most ardent advocates use to deter innovation.

These economic and political risks may be enough to deter current EMU members from deciding to leave.