In any event, neither Britain nor France was eager to take over from the United States the broader deterrent role, nor were those who had previously sheltered under the U.S. umbrella interested in a European alternative.
Dr. Joseph Lee, a psychiatrist in Minneapolis who treats teenage addicts at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, said he suspected that drug use and experimentation had changed because the opioid epidemic had exposed many more people and communities to the deadly risks of drugs, creating a broader deterrent.
Prosecutors, he said, think the case is in the public interest because of its "broad general deterrent value".
The state rule was designed to preserve the broad-scale "deterrent effects of class actions," not merely to protect a particular plaintiff's right to assert her own claim.
As a result, each has a different but complementary role in the broader US nuclear deterrent.
Lest they fail, America needs a broader range of deterrents.
As many fund-raisers in L.A. have found, Broad's money was a deterrent.
A spokesperson for the Veterans of Foreign Wars said "Despite the ruling, the VFW will continue to challenge far-fetched stories, and to publicize these false heroes to the broadest extent possible as a deterrent to others".
Britain has already signed up in principle to the logic of zero, although at the same time justifying the modernisation of its nuclear deterrent by a very broad rationale of keep-hold-of-nurse in an uncertain world.
A deal would do little to simplify the already complex structure of AOL Time Warner -- a structure that some analysts have seen as a deterrent to attracting a broader investor base.
"If it is felt necessary following the Festival that temporary measures should be considered to provide a greater level of deterrent to riders, then broader penalty provisions may be put in place ahead of the next major event.
