Sentence examples for deterred with from inspiring English sources

The group's efforts have only hardened officials' conviction that leaks must be deterred with the threat of prison.

Those threats, Mr. Obama argued, could be deterred with "a series of graded options," a combination of old and new conventional weapons.

They had been to trooping the colour, where Britain's foes are deterred with up-to-the-minute stallions, breastplates, drums and waving swords.

During the fighting on Sunday a group of some 30 armed Albanians also tried to ford the Ibar river to the west of the city, but were spotted and deterred with warning shots, a spokesman for the French force said.

CAIRO — The unmistakable smell of death wafted several blocks away from the Zeinhom morgue on Tuesday, and feral dogs scrounging in the rubbish-strewn lanes lifted their noses into the hot, still air and trotted toward it, until deterred with swift kicks.

North Korea also fears that the United States might seek to depose its government in rapid strikes against the leadership, a threat it seeks to deter with repeated warnings of a nuclear response.

Twenty-one percent of voters with a household income less than $25,000 were deterred, compared with 2.7percentt of those with household incomes of more than $100,000.

That's a lot for an Alfa, but that has not deterred those with deep pockets, attuned ears and a sense of what's beautiful.

The Wake, which deterred publishers with its unconventional use of language, was the first crowdfunded novel to make it to the Man Booker long list.

The senator Dorothee Stapelfeldt said the move was made because tuition fees were "unjust" and deterred students with difficult economic circumstances from going to university.

The moderator stated that one should not interfere in other people's suicide plans or acts of suicide, which in turn may have deterred those with a willingness to help the victim from acting.