Sentence examples for deterred from pursuing from inspiring English sources
The global financial crisis may have originated in advanced economies, not in emerging markets, but Asia should not be deterred from pursuing financial liberalization.
Yet three years ago, Mr Oborne alleged, members of its investigations team were deterred from pursuing much the same story on HSBC-related tax avoidance as has now come to light.
They are paid out of the public purse to smooth over the fact that poorer households typically have a bigger aversion to debt and so might otherwise be deterred from pursuing higher-level study.
Even when firms issue shares, a big, albeit shrinking, chunk is usually held by their corporate chums, who rarely call for better governance.Big dodges tend to be discovered only after companies go bustWith so much stacked against them, foreign or individual investors are deterred from pursuing reform.
The following observation might deserve a kick in the teeth, I tell her, but she does seem to betray a tendency to be deterred from pursuing her goals just because others – notably her father – told her they would never work out.
The Palestinians responded by saying they would not be deterred from pursuing their request to the security council for full membership of the UN, and that if he US used its veto they would seek a vote in the general assembly, which has the power to grant observer status.
While all students, regardless of race or gender, are being deterred from further pursuing these fields of study by an education system entrenched in an outdated philosophy, it's the female and minority students who have proven to be especially susceptible to this discouragement.
"The fees deterred people from pursuing other courses … and they just felt at our age they wanted to incur less debt.
The banks will resubmit their ideas; if the regulators are still unhappy they could impose fines or force a sale of parts of a bank.The chairman of HSBC, Douglas Flint, took a swipe at regulators for making "unprecedented" demands on banks that, he said, had increased red tape and deterred managers from pursuing necessary risks.
Do you think this will ultimately deter actors from pursuing the craft?
