Sentence examples for deterring it from from inspiring English sources

An embargo is a tool of economic warfare that may be employed for a variety of political purposes, including demonstrating resolve, sending a political signal, retaliating for another country's actions, compelling a country to change its behaviour, deterring it from engaging in undesired activities, and weakening its military capability.

The civilised world will have to wait out the North Korean regime, calmly trying to channel its energies and limit its options, while deterring it from doing the worst.

After the revolution in 1848, as in 1830, Palmerston was concerned with both protecting the new French regime and deterring it from going to war.

There are very few takers in Washington and in European capitols who believe that semi-universal sanctions against Iran will deter it from its determined slide into nuclear powership.

But the Bush administration said the decision would not deter it from pursuing its case against the European Union at the World Trade Organization, said Richard Mills, the spokesman for the United States trade representative.

Clearly the racist GIF fiasco that led Instagram to temporarily shut down the GIF stickers hasn't deterred it from expanding its partnership with GIPHY.

India's Tata Steel is considering its options, though its heavy debts may deter it from bidding.

A major funder of the Republican Party for more than a decade, Anadarko has not let its recent legal problems deter it from political engagement.

RBS is in the process of integrating its latest acquisition Charter One, which is also expected to deter it from making any major acquisitions quickly.

That will not deter it from dishing out £576m in bonuses.The European Commission slightly increased its forecast for economic growth.

But that has not deterred it from issuing new debt.