Similar schemes, which aim to deter runs by indemnifying savers from losses up to a certain level if their bank goes bust, spread through Europe in the wake of financial crises from the 1970s on.
In the short run the act accomplished what white Southerners wanted: slaves who knew what awaited them were deterred from running, and more of those who had fled earlier were returned to their owners.
Friends and family members say Ms. Feinstein has balanced a sense of independence and fierce loyalty to her mother, who divorced her father, Judge Jack K. Berman, when Ms. Feinstein was 2. Eleven years ago, Mr. Lazarus said, Ms. Feinstein was deterred from running for district attorney because she was raising a daughter.
"But that will not deter him from running his own campaign in town".
In the days immediately following the election, She Should Run Co-Founder and CEO Erin Cutraro worried that the misogyny Hillary Clinton faced in the 2016 election would deter women from running for office.
Nicks in the mahogany veneer did not deter bidders from running it above the high estimate.
By sending the edge defender at Kaepernick, Atlanta did deter him from running: he had two carries for only 21 yards.
R. C. Hammond, Mr. Gingrich's press secretary, said that a fear of accumulating debt should not deter anyone from running for president, nor should fear of blunders in a campaign.
Senator John Kerry said today that only objections from his family or political elders would deter him from running for the presidency in 2004.
Campaign-finance law is so bewildering, he says, that prosecutors should only take up the obvious and egregious cases; aggressive enforcement of it might pave the way for politicised prosecutions, and even deter candidates from running for office.
