Sentence examples for deter act from inspiring English sources

"The real danger is that an enraged Congress pushes harder for the Deter Act".

Amid rising support from conservatives on Capitol Hill, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said a vote on the Deter Act might happen.

The Deter Act would automatically slap penalties on over 200 senior Russian officials and mega-rich tycoons named on a list compiled by the Treasury Department last year, and hit Russian industries including finance, energy, defense, metals, and mining.

The bipartisan Deter Act, proposed by Republican Sen. Marco Rubio and Democrat Chris Van Hollen, would unleash a painful hailstorm of financial sanctions against Russia in the event that the U.S. director of National Intelligence determines that Moscow messed with another American vote.

Policing minister Mike Penning said: "The public expect the police to act with honesty and integrity and it is right that the full force of criminal law is available to punish and deter acts of corruption by police officers.

To deter the act, Chinese officials are trying to prosecute people associated with those who commit self-immolation.

We expect the Air Force will now take appropriate steps to discipline the wrongdoers and deter future acts of retaliation".

Critics say that the corporate fines are insufficient to deter such acts and are simply added to the cost of doing business overseas.

In one change, it has eased officials' ability to eavesdrop on communications between lawyers and their clients in federal custody when it would "deter future acts of violence or terrorism".

In a letter signed by 13 directors of the group from around the world, they acknowledge Indonesia's need to punish and deter criminal acts, but argue that there is no evidence the death penalty is effective.

In his first State of the Union address, President Trump made passing reference to making America's nuclear arsenal "so strong and so powerful that it will deter any acts of aggression by any other nation or anyone else".