Sentence examples for deterrent steps from inspiring English sources
One critic, Daoud Kuttab, wrote in a newspaper today that at first "it seemed to me the Palestinian National Assembly had no choice but to take radical deterrent steps".
In his column today in The Jerusalem Post, Mr. Kuttab said that after reflection and debate he had somewhat changed his mind about the executions as necessary "radical deterrent steps" in the context of a "war".
Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said that in addition to killing or capturing Palestinian attackers, Israeli forces were taking deterrent steps such as demolishing the homes of militants and closing a West Bank radio station for incitement.
He also argued that the United States should reintroduce tactical nuclear weapons to the Korean Peninsula as a deterrent, a step the Obama administration has rejected out of hand.
And no sooner had his colleagues, including the foreign minister and the LDP's head of policy, sought to exploit Pyongyang's nuclear test to end the 60-year taboo on discussion of a Japanese nuclear deterrent than Mr Abe stepped up to declare the debate closed.
A logical, first step deterrent to multinational corporations' blackmailing strategies, and their actual export of jobs, would be to remove the lures that induce plant relocation, or capital/manufacturing flight.
Russia immediately complained that the interceptors in Romania could undermine its nuclear deterrent, and said the step ignored commitments made by the United States that Russia would have a role in decision-making.
A credible nuclear deterrent is the first step towards extracting aid and other concessions from the US and repairing the damage UN sanctions have inflicted on an already fragile economy.
A defeat of the mayor's measure could be a deterrent for other cities considering similar steps.
This can be a serious deterrent for those looking to step up and risks limiting the number of women in leadership positions.
These steps may act as deterrents to students who are alcohol abusers.
