Sentence examples for deter the risk from inspiring English sources

The measure can assist them deter the risk of non-continuance of program operations.

But economists, lawyers and policy makers are uncertain about how to handle the problem in a way that is sufficiently credible so as to deter the kinds of risk-taking that brought the financial system to the brink of disaster.

But Ms. Yellen did not say that such risks should deter the Fed from resuming purchases of government debt to prop up the flagging recovery, an action most Wall Street analysts expect the Fed to take as early as next month.

At the time of Mr. Ward's resignation, Mayor Koch suggested another interpretation: Mr. Ward's anti-drug effort would not have been undertaken by previous commissioners because they would have been "deterred" by the "risk of corruption" inherent in confiscating costly drugs.

"This includes policies to encourage responsible online activity as well as policies that deter or mitigate the risk of human rights violations or the escalation of targeted violence," it notes. .

Deaths have increased exponentially, but have failed to deter others risking the same fate.

As an ancillary benefit, the White House claims, it would also deter excessive risk taking.

At the end of the day what we need are mechanisms to deter excessive risk-taking at the expense of the taxpayer.

A limited strike would have no practical effect on the Assad regime ― and surviving an attack from the U.S. risked emboldening rather than deterring the dictator, his camp argued.

The advantage today is with the advertisers, who will find it that much easier to stifle criticism and deter journalistic risk.

Our nuclear arsenal not only deterred the Soviets from using theirs but also deterred them from risking even a conventional war with us.