Sentence examples for deterrent approach from inspiring English sources

"May is still holding out for a deterrent approach.

"It's really meant to keep the contractor honest as a deterrent approach, as the I.R.S. does with its audit process," Mr. Smith said.

Unless agreement can be reached between the two sides by 24 May, the families are likely to be released upon order of the courts, punching a large hole in the Obama administration's deterrent approach at the border.

The government's harsh deterrent approach was adopted after the surge in numbers of border crossers fleeing violence in Honduras and neighboring countries last summer, which saw about 50,000 unaccompanied children, as well as a similar number of "family units" of mothers with children, taken into ICE custody.

This punitive, deterrent-based approach is justified as morally necessary to protect asylum seekers from their own desperation and stop them drowning at sea.

Instead of nuclear weapons being a deterrent to war, this approach allows for low-cost, low-intensity war, which can be carried on endlessly under a nuclear umbrella.

The issue of the family's two dozen dogs--whose presence on the property was one of the deterrents to deputies approaching the house--was resolved by family friends, who are known to the dogs and who calmed them when negotiators approached, Rahn said.

And they were given deterrent sentences because a bigger approach to sentencing was taken beyond that individual.

The Congressmen, Representatives Don Edwards of California and Dan Glickman of Kansas, said the approach removed a deterrent to illegal acts by law-enforcement officials.

The housing sector in India for several decades faced a number of set-backs, such as an unorganized market, development disparities, a compartmentalized development approach and a deterrent rent control system.

"We have not deterred terrorists from their intention to do us great harm," Mr. Vickers said, "but by constraining their means and taking away various tools, we approach the overall deterrent effect we want".