Sentence examples for be allowed to deter from inspiring English sources
However, he said that such hazards could not be allowed to deter the church from putting its money where it was needed.
It presumed that Iran will be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, but that they will be deterred from actually using them by the threat of nuclear retaliation.
The judge, who said Thomas would be allowed to continue his apprenticeship, hoped a suspended prison sentence would deter any other copycats.
He called on the government to deliver the funding immediately and "deter a mindset amongst managers that some GP practices can be allowed to disappear".
That deterred him sufficiently in the Gulf war, and it should be allowed to do so now.
Yet the slaughter was allowed to run its course, no attempt made to deter the killers, or to locate the men and boys, let alone rescue them.
Police say they have since increased their presence to deter aggressive panhandling — characters are allowed to receive only tips — and stem turf disputes.
Limited types of paper bags are allowed, for a price -- up to 25 cents a bag -- intended to deter people from making them a habit.
They weren't allowed to take pictures while the program was operating of course because that would deter people from participating.
He said overseas students are deterred from studying by a "ridiculous" requirement to already speak English before they are allowed a visa.
Some ways to reduce the cost of having such a fence include: A single live strand of electric fencing located 1.5 meters (4.9 ft) above the ground can be sufficient to deter elephants, while allowing other animals to come and go untouched.
