Sentence examples for a dissuasive from inspiring English sources

"It will have a dissuasive value".

Mr. Montebourg rejected such talk in a television interview late Saturday and said that nationalization remained on the table as a "dissuasive weapon" if ArcelorMittal failed to stick to its commitments for the Florange site.

In the current market and economic environment, we must take into account that a broadcaster with annual revenue of several tens of billions or even hundreds of millions of forints will not be affected by a fine to the tune of a few hundred thousand forints, which will not prevent it from repeating its infringing conduct and will not set a dissuasive example for other broadcasters.

It is worth mentioning that this spreading has a dissuasive effect.

The department continued: "Mexico is aware of the existing risks in the region, but, according to international standards, lethal force must be used only when the lives of people are in immediate danger and not as a dissuasive measure".

Defense Minister Williams Mansilla, who announced the deployment of elite soldiers from the Kaibil base in northern Guatemala on Thursday, said it was a "dissuasive measure in order to avoid these kind of lamentable incidents".

"A systematically dissuasive policy against women," Tokay tells Mallika, is used "as a proof of their natural disability".

The agreement said that Border Force officers are already visiting camps to provide migrants with a "more dissuasive and realistic sense of life" in Britain.

More confusing was the suggestion that UK Border Force officers would be visiting camps to provide migrants with a "more dissuasive and realistic sense of life" in the UK.

Results show that features which clearly negate the exit-message of the original positive exit signage are most effective, for instance a red X-marking placed across the entirety of the exit signage conveys a clear dissuasive message.

"They did not want to be in a situation of giving a sanction which is not effective and not dissuasive, or a disproportionate sanction - which is suspension or expulsion," he said.