Sentence examples for deterred through from inspiring English sources

Mr. Titus, of the E.P.A., said future floods could best be deterred through landscape restoration and engineering.

Giving has been deterred through propaganda campaigns, which aim to persuade the soft-hearted that most beggars will use the money to buy drugs, and that few are truly homeless.

Simultaneously, criminals can be deterred through legal and regulatory solutions, i.e., prosecution [12] or takedowns by law enforcement [13].

As Wortley and Smallbone (2006b) have suggested, offenders who are 'opportunity takers' may well be deterred through situational crime prevention (Clarke 1980).

Additionally, apoptosis could be deterred through mitochondrial stabilization, deactivation of caspase cascades or reversal of ROS generation [ 37].

In the future, we would then need increasingly strong evidence that we would be willing to use military force to successfully deter through our threats.

Compared to mainland relations, which were dominated by deterring through NATO membership, the Norwegian policy on Svalbard was related to calming the Soviet Union.

She said the ordeal that the women who filed the complaints against Mr. Katsav had gone through had already deterred many young women from complaining to the authorities about sexual crimes.

And even rising gas prices, environmental concerns and the availability of Internet shopping have not deterred people from using drive-throughs.

Only then would there be an opportunity to deter Iran through more sanctions or the credible threat of military action.

Congress may have handed the airlines $15 billion, but new security policies of dubious value will cost far more by deterring travel through frustrations and delays.