"But those who have necessary business to conduct should not be deterred". Officials here said 4,725 Britons, including about 3,000 women and children, were living in Bahrain; 2,870 were in Qatar, including 1,520 women and children; 7,100 were in eastern Saudi Arabia, including 3,100 dependents; 6,500 were in Riyadh, including 2,800 dependents, and 280 were in Tebuk, including 130 dependents.
The eavesdropping program -- first revealed by news accounts in late 2005 and the subject of intense political wrangling since then -- is one aspect of a broad assertion of presidential power by Bush in the past six years to justify policies meant to deter terrorism here and abroad.
But many talented international students are deterred from studying here because of the cost – even food tends to be more expensive here.
The women subsequently acknowledged that they actually underperformed the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index -- a revelation that has not deterred investment groups here.
"Furthermore, if any business wants a federal grant or contract, they have to ensure a drug-free workplace, families could be deterred from moving here, and it could attract the wrong kind of tourist," he says.
And the Central Valley's lack of investment in infrastructure has deterred companies from relocating here.
The immigrants still came, and those already here were deterred from returning home.
If there's a sly self-critique here, Franzen isn't deterred by it.
The southern U.S. has a poorer record here, but don't be deterred if you prefer NASCAR to snowmobiling.
"I am here to deter fascism and the rise of the right in Brazil".
"Nothing is going to deter me for coming here with my friends".
