Sentence examples for deterrent needs from inspiring English sources

Bush wants a free hand with a limited anti-missile system and would set our offensive missiles at a level to suit our deterrent needs, inviting the Russians to reciprocate.

The offensive arms reductions is something that the President feels very strongly about because he feels, not just because of the issues concerning defense, but because he feels it makes sense for America's nuclear forces to be at a level consistent with our true deterrent needs.

Why is that deterrent needed?

However, in turn, we expect the judicial system to provide the deterrent needed to help protect police officers from injury or serious harm while doing their duty".

The current metal slat wall design supported by President Trump is an important physical deterrent needed to assure ingress and egress through ports of entry.

But in order to achieve the desired outcome the panel saw that deterrents needed to be in place to manage the flow of asylum-seeker vessels.

"As a responsible ISP, we will comply with any court order addressed to us but strongly believe such deterrents need to be accompanied by compelling legal alternatives such as our agreement with Spotify, which gives consumers access to content at the right price," a spokesman told the BBC.

"And I think in the meantime what we need, as a country, is to have a considered, facts-based debate about what kind of deterrent we need in the future, what kind of deterrent we can afford in the future.

Some policemen simply do act in bad faith, even if for understandable ends, and some deterrent is needed.

Bahrain, where protesters clashed with police earlier today, also backed Riyadh in "all deterrent and needed measures it takes to confront violence and extremism".

If Britain was to persist with an effective nuclear deterrent, it needed to persuade the US to let it have the only available alternative: the powerful submarine-launched missile, Polaris.