Sentence examples for deter trouble from inspiring English sources

It is hoped extra officers will quickly quell or deter trouble, but they are also political cover in case of fresh violence on the streets, showing that police chiefs had taken the situation seriously.

The move would raise £1.2 billion a year and deter people from troubling the NHS with minor ailments, delegates at the Royal College of Nursing congress in Liverpool will be told.

He added, however, that large, frequent police patrols should be enough to deter those looking for trouble.

Nato is to deploy its forces at new bases in eastern Europe for the first time, in response to the Ukraine crisis and in an attempt to deter Vladimir Putin from causing trouble in the former Soviet Baltic republics, according to its secretary general.

And the birds are deterred from causing trouble by netting draped over the fields.

He's there to deter the bigger kind of trouble -- tank battles or artillery duels.

Mark Po, an analyst at UOB Kay Hian in Hong Kong, said the kidnappings were not likely to deter China from working in trouble spots.

Animals will come to investigate and you will have a great deal of trouble trying to deter them.

Mr. Cameron's troubles may not deter Mr. Obama from acting with the support of France, where legislative consultation is important but approval is unnecessary.

Even after 15 years of relative calm that began with the Good Friday peace agreement, the memory of the Northern Ireland conflict, known as the Troubles, continues to deter tourists.

But whether higher barriers will deter suicides or just send troubled people elsewhere, whether there's a patch for souls as reliable as the one for roadbeds, that's another question entirely.