Sentence examples for deterrent tactics from inspiring English sources

Retailers have to decide whether to just rely on ingrained racial pathologies or genuine deterrent tactics for their own protection.

The closest in spirit to "Cops" is "Bait Car," which uses hidden cameras to capture thieves stealing cars left unattended on city streets by the police, a common crime deterrent tactic.

These tactics and deterrents don't always work, though, which is why price wars keep breaking out.

"They got their work cut out for them, which is why law enforcement failed in the past due to the deterrent of footwork and investigative style tactics for proof.

While police officials have emphasized the deterrent value of the stop-and-frisk tactic, deterrence has usually been characterized as a secondary benefit, rather than the reason that the police are engaging in the stops.

Baseball hopes that its investigation, and its aggressive tactics, will act as a deterrent.

Horsley says it is an effective tactic because "shame is a deterrent to evil behaviour".

Does recent history provide a reasonable expectation that this tactic will work especially as a deterrent to further transgressions?

The theory behind their idea is that the requirement to stand up and filibuster would create a real deterrent to the profligate use of the tactic.

Does recent history provide a reasonable expectation that this tactic will work — especially as a deterrent to further transgressions?

Heavy-handed police tactics against protests in spring proved an effective deterrent, and there is no sign of a strong alternative leader.