A manufacturer of 100,000 counterfeit hundreds (who necessarily must copy the new "distinctive counterfeit deterrent") faces a recommended sentence of more than a decade in prison.
But then Trump seemed to revert to the defense establishment's consensus position, that being "prepared" for such a war represents the most effective deterrent to facing a nuclear holocaust.
Business travelers today, facing deterrents like terror threats and a flimsy economy, may not want to contemplate a brush with life-threatening illness or injury on the road, but frequent fliers would be well advised to do so, experts say.
"It is neither independent, nor is it any kind of deterrent because we face enemies like the Taliban and al Qaeda, who cannot be deterred by nuclear weapons".
When she hinted that the stigma facing sex assault victims was a deterrent for her, Henein objected that that's not relevant.
Judge said gun crime was a "modern pestilence" and offenders faced severe, deterrent custodial terms.
While a western facing beach is ideal, sunsets only last for 30 minutes a day, and this should not be a deterrent when considering an island.
If more people knew that they were facing the prospect of a prosecution and having to pay a fine, that would be an effective sanction or deterrent to drinking too much".
But in 2014, facing the unprecedented rise in arrivals of child migrants and families from Central America, the Obama administration expanded family detention once more, saying it would act as a deterrent.
Unrelated adults who want to share a place often face regulatory deterrents, too.
