Sentence examples for deterred from imposing from inspiring English sources

"Local law enforcement will not be deterred from imposing criminal sanctions just because of the distance from which the crime was committed," said David Hebert, a spokesman for the Westchester district attorney, Jeanine F. Pirro.

The extra payment for working beyond the ordinary week serves a dual purpose: it compensates workers with extra income for extra effort, and it is designed to deter employers from imposing too much work.

At the same time, however, the industry wants to deter the government from imposing recycling requirements on manufacturers.

But what's to deter a company from imposing such demands?

The same principles make juveniles as a group less rational in their thinking and thus less likely to be deterred from crime by seeing the consequences imposed on others.

Iran has also been made to realize that threats, such as the closing of the Strait of Hormuz, have failed to deter the Americans and Europeans from imposing these sanctions.

Sporadic direct action against legal aid cuts last year failed to deter Gove's predecessor, Chris Grayling, from imposing the 17.5% cuts, and many criminal practitioners now feel their backs are against the wall.

But it is equally important that young women are not deterred from entering science because of inaccurate reporting of the lifestyle imposed on a successful female scientist.

The farmers in Queensland, known as the "deep north", are a truculent lot whose voting power is likely to deter both state and federal governments from imposing new clearing controls.

McDermott admitted that the club were deterred from making an appeal in case a different panel opted to impose a two-match ban, the maximum allowed for a grade B offence.

But it can be deterred from war.