I began my journey in the hopes of becoming a regular notary public, an "official of integrity" who "serves the public as an impartial witness in performing a variety of official fraud-deterrent acts related to the signing of important documents".
I hope it will act as a deterrent to similar acts in other countries".
We, therefore, hypothesized that nymphs emit chemical deterrents that act as an honest status signal, which prevents nymph sexual harassment and indirectly reduces energy costs for males.
He asserted that America's devastating air campaign in Afghanistan had already induced many nations that have supported terrorism to change their ways, and that it would serve as a powerful deterrent against future acts of terrorism.
With the accumulated toll of self-immolations approaching 100, Beijing has been scrambling to find effective deterrents to such acts, which began in 2009 as a desperate attempt to publicize what many Tibetans consider heavy-handed Chinese policies.
These airborne patrols formed one component of the US's nuclear deterrent, which would act to prevent the breakout of a large-scale war between the US and the Soviet Union under the concept of Mutually Assured Destruction.
It has been criticised for both its strength and its use of the death penalty as a deterrent – although the act itself did not refer to the death penalty, it made provision for civilians breaking these rules to be tried in army courts martial, where the maximum penalty was death.
Legal solutions in the form of amendments to improve conviction rates could function as deterrents to such acts.
In Washington, Jay Carney, the White House spokesman, said that while President Barack Obama believed the evidence showed that capital punishment was not an effective deterrent to crime, some acts were so heinous as to merit the death penalty.
This will act a deterrent".
