Sentence examples for deterring measures from inspiring English sources

Stopping short of endorsing Western intervention, the league called on the United Nations Security Council to "overcome the disagreements between its members" so it could "take the necessary deterring measures against the perpetrators of this crime, whose responsibility falls on the Syrian regime," and end other abuses that "the Syrian regime has been committing".

ED managements also need to ensure adequate medications and supplies and enhance deterring measures, e.g. security personnel, cameras, alarm, and communication systems, to protect workers from violence.

In any case, the efficacy of security can never be properly evaluated: if a stretch of time passes with no attacks, does that show that security measures are deterring attackers, or that the measures are unnecessary?

Certainly that is true, but the inability to measure all things should not deter us from measuring what we can – and we can certainly measure the fundamentals of achievement.

Justified in the name of deterring illegal immigration, the measure was passed in June.

Such measures deter vulnerable children and families from accessing essential services, exercising their human rights and participating on an equal basis in our communities".

Unlike the registration tax, such measures deter driving polluting cars in cities. Ministers are also thinking about increasing the tax on diesel fuel and further action to stop drivers removing pollution filters from exhausts.

It is a threat to any open society because when people turn themselves into bombs, they can't be deterred, and the measures needed to interdict them require suspecting and searching everyone at any public event.

And plenty of foreigners already in Beijing seem to have decided to stay at home and watch the Olympics on television, perhaps deterred by security measures on public transport and traffic snarls around Olympic venues.

D. A. King, a staunch foe of illegal immigration who was a driving force behind most of those laws, said the measures deterred illegal immigrants from settling in Georgia, saving taxpayers money.

Disillusioned by previous elections and deterred by security measures meant to reduce the number of car-bombs, only one in three voters in Baghdad showed up for provincial elections.