Sentence examples for calls to deter from inspiring English sources

A better solution might be using recorded hawk calls to deter the parakeets, he added, and providing "alternate nest platforms" on poles.

If long calls function to deter infanticidal males from the area, then long calling and snag crashing (e.g., pushing over standing dead trees, which is thought to be used as a male display) should increase in frequency when infants are unweaned and most vulnerable.

A police buildup was evident in East Jerusalem, where officers in riot gear were called out to deter Arab protests after the slaying.

Recently President Obama and Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew called for tax reform to deter corporate defectors, calling the overseas moves legal, but immoral and calling on companies to engage in economic patriotism.

Adm. William J. Fallon said he favors using what one senator called "battleship diplomacy" to deter Iran.

The Syrian Negotiation Commission has called for action to deter Assad from killing civilians.

Is the voluntary association of democracies called NATO, organized to deter war more than to wage it, capable of sustaining a twenty or thirty years' war?

The public prosecutor had called for a "sentence to deter others".

The public prosecutor called for a sentence to deter others, and said the tourists' behaviour had caused "annoyance to many Malaysians".

Speaking before the sentencing, Boardman described the death as "horrifically life-changing" and called for longer bans to deter motorists from breaking the law.

In his letter to the security council, Hadi called for a resolution to "deter the Houthi militias and their allies, to stop their aggression against all governorates – especially the city of Aden – and to support the legitimate authority".