Sentence examples for deterrent works from inspiring English sources
Moreover, even if the deterrent works in an entirely efficient manner, it could simply encourage refugees to try different routes – via Bulgaria, the Black Sea, or across the Mediterranean to Italy.
Earlier, Sir Nicholas implied in his interview with Andrew Marr that the Labour leader did not understand how a deterrent worked because he had said he would under no circumstances fire a nuclear weapon.
John Hutton, a senior Labour Party figure who quit as defense minister this summer, sounded his own note of caution, saying that the submarine deterrent worked like an insurance policy, and that previous reviews had shown that four submarines were the minimum needed to keep one permanently at sea.
Deterrents work, but only if they are in proportion to the size of the crime.
A deterrent only works if you are sure a submarine is not vulnerable to a preemptive strike.
He went on, "Over the past ten years, we've been winning the war of attrition on crime, because the deterrent effect works.
"What the reformers never want to talk about is that, in the eighties and nineties, once we incarcerated a lot of people, the crime rate went down dramatically around the country". He went on, "Over the past ten years, we've been winning the war of attrition on crime, because the deterrent effect works.
Covers are a deterrent that works from afar, before a thief even gets near your bike.
She said the Australian labour market, tax and transfer system was not geared for those kinds of employment and income patterns, and "the cliff edges for people where their effective marginal tax rates are very high when they enter the work place is a deterrent for work".
Some economists care about bracket creep because they believe it is a deterrent to work – in effect you will choose not to work extra hours or cut back on your hours to avoid the higher tax bracket.
