Sentence examples for a plan to deter from inspiring English sources

After his appointment, he sent letters to law enforcement officials in his district, informing them that "the House leadership has put this vital subcommittee in charge of investigating the attacks and developing a plan to deter future acts," and seeking their perspective on the issue.

The administration has settled on a strategy of refusing to make concessions to the North and has adopted a new plan to deter any hostilities by promising a proportionate response.

In a frenetic series of meetings, the White House devised a 48-hour plan to deter President Bashar al-Assad of Syria by using intermediaries like Russia and Iran to send a message that one official summarized as, "Are you crazy?" But when Mr. Obama emerged to issue the public version of the warning, he went further than many aides realized he would.

Per Juul's action plan to deter teen use, retailers will have to adopt a system that electronically scans government-issued IDs, but everyone's waiting on the final word from the FDA before they purchase a scanner.

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Developments in the last two decades or so have brought this core tenet of deterrence theory very much into question for those countries that must plan to deter the United States – and thus, for us as well.

It appears that the raids are one part of the Obama administration's clumsy plan to deter this particular group of refugees from crossing the US border.

The surge in crossings at a normally quiet time of year suggests plans to deter migrants by cutting back rescue operations have failed, as aid groups had warned they would.

Nick Clegg will on Wednesday chair a home affairs cabinet committee to examine wide-ranging plans to deter EU migrants, including Romanians and Bulgarians, from coming to Britain by slashing access across the spectrum of benefits without breaching EU discrimination laws.

To avoid blackouts the government plans to deter use by raising prices: rates will increase by up to 30% this year.

David Cameron will today unveil ­ brazenly elitist" plans to deter graduates with third-class degrees and those from some former polytechnics from entering the teaching profession.