According to one cable, General Enan in April 2009 "stressed the importance of resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict in order to deter Iranian interference in the region".
It remains in the interests of many governments—not least those who wish to deter American interference with their own regimes to paint its consequences in the starkest colours.To regimes such as Iran's and Syria's, to say nothing of al-Qaeda, the torture at Abu Ghraib like the travesty of Guantánamo was a propaganda victory of the first order.
Trump has done nothing publicly to punish or deter Russia regarding election interference, and, according to CNN, "Multiple senior administration officials said there are few signs the President is devoting his time or attention to the ongoing election-related cyber threat from Russia".
NATO decided to create the awkwardly named Very High Readiness Joint Task Force to have thousands of troops, equipment, arms and transport available to deploy in the event of an overt attack on a member nation, as well as deter the creep of clandestine interference of the type destabilizing Ukraine.
"The basic purpose of contempt of court is to avoid, deter and ultimately to sanction against the interference with legal proceedings," he explained.
But as an AgCLIR report usefully spells out, it makes life pointlessly hard for its own farmers and food traders: "undue police interference and on-the-road shakedowns" deter the internal transport of food.
When Col. Morris Davis, the former chief prosecutor at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, resigned from his post, protesting the torture of prisoners there and political interference that deterred his work, he says he was subjected to a gag order by the Bush administration.
Most of these techniques rely on either mechanical rotation of beam-shaping components or phase-sensitive interference, thus deterring stabilized control of the tweezers against ambient vibrations or perturbations.
An absence of high-level political interference, strong private sector governance and regulation, an effective judicial system, and an independent and honest judiciary all deter corrupt behaviour and weaken criminal networks [ 114].
