Sentence examples for as to deter from inspiring English sources

In such cases, the courts will award an amount so as to deter such lawlessness.

America should give mortgage lenders a claim on more than just the borrower's house, so as to deter speculative buying.

Iraq is suffering as a result of our failure to impose order immediately so as to deter looting and stealing.

Nothing is so dissonant as to deter the newcomer, although the schmaltzy feel of the ending grates.

"The continual threat of a military strike is as likely to convince them to move ahead as to deter them," Slaughter notes.

In effect, the EU was proposing to stand back and watch one lot of innocent people drown so as to deter another from following them into boats.

A few are perched precariously on their pinnacles, but their stories do as much to deter as to inspire.

These judicial killings were widely supported as necessary to deter Isis and Iran – seen as the kingdom's most dangerous enemies.

These I.E.D.s are often placed around opium poppy fields as well, to deter government eradication teams, but even after the poppies are harvested, the devices remain.

But the Trump administration has indicated there are two other reasons for family separations as well: to deter other immigrants and to gain policy concessions from Democrats.

In an article for the Huffington Post, Balls writes: "We urgently need to look at how UK tax laws can be made stronger so as to properly deter tax avoidance".