Michael J. Plonsker, a lawyer for Ms. Blasi, said, "We are disheartened that the court has seen fit to strip the act of the deterrent mechanism," which he said had stood for 40 years.
FLORES: The first thing that needs to be done is to move away from detention as a deterrent mechanism.
The authors conclude that this is "most likely via a deterrence mechanism," the idea being that seeing police with military equipment can be a huge deterrent on crime.
The response might be that the function of testing is as much a deterrent as a mechanism to ensure a level playing field.
The regulator's role will be that of an informed (and discreet) outsider a good idea in principle, were it not for the fact that, in practice, the FSA is already spread as thinly as butter on Bridget Jones's bread.Sir Howard Davies, the FSA's chairman, sees strong whistleblowing mechanisms as a deterrent to fraud.
New York suggests that other deterrents, such as internal disciplinary mechanisms, police training initiatives, and the risk of civil liability, are enough to discourage invalid stops.
The results reveal that individually, threats termination and detection mechanisms are effective deterrents against activities like viewing pornography, managing personal finances, and personal shopping, but must be coupled together and actively enforced to dissuade activities like personal emailing and social networking.
This is consistent with previous studies which report that higher levels of concern or threat associated with personal cancer risk may act as a deterrent to screening through the mechanism of avoidance.
This defense mechanism is an effective deterrent against most large herbivores, though the plant is important food for several butterfly species and aphids.
Here we explore whether pre-copulatory or post-copulatory pre-zygotic mechanisms serve as major deterrents in the ability of F1QW males to father progeny.
