In Europe, where NATO's easternmost members, particularly Poland and the Baltic States, have clamored for permanent deployment of Allied troops to deter Russian meddling, Germany looks set to take command of a brigade in Lithuania, joining Britain and the United States in leading the effort to marshal a robust presence on Russia's borders.
"The current sanctions regime has failed to deter Russia from meddling in the upcoming 2018 midterm elections," Graham said.
For whatever reason, the bird's ominous record of injuring humans and endangered status—hasn't deterred people from meddling with them.
To deter future political meddling, the charter specifies that it cannot be altered without a two-thirds majority in both the Commons and the Lords.
The dilemma for regulators is how to restrain or deter a monopolist without meddling directly in work best left to computing engineers.
But on Monday, Mr. Trump said he had meant that, if he became president, his leadership would deter Russia from further meddling, a position consistent with his past statements.
Many foreign firms are understandably deterred by the prospect of meddling government bureaucrats.
A civil conflict, blamed on the radicals, not only deters the EU and the West from meddling, but could also give Russia dominance over parts of Ukraine, including Crimea, which it has long coveted.What next?
Tales of meddling Teamsters, skeptical store owners and late-paying customers failed to deter Herzog, 48, a former art teacher.
Oil-dependency has risen; nationalisation, bullying and meddling have deterred private investment; a fixed and overvalued exchange rate has stoked imports.
