Sentence examples for deterring those from inspiring English sources

Other modest measures include making tax declarations a mandatory part of loan applications, deterring those with undeclared wealth.

However, he thinks the move could actually benefit the market by deterring those who are only testing the market.

The London Underground knows better than most the impossibility of deterring those who come armed with explosive and nails, intent on shattering society's surface calm.

Taxpayer savings also come in deterring those drug users who would otherwise apply for cash assistance but now think twice because of the law, some argued.

Not surprisingly, the London Cycling Campaign believes gyratories are responsible for putting more people in cars, while deterring those who would rather walk or cycle.

In what aides have described as a "significant" speech, the Prime Minister will focus on deterring those attracted by the supposed "glamour" of joining Isis in Iraq or Syria by warning the group will simply use them as "cannon fodder".

Enduring preconceptions will deter those for whom Bangladesh is not ready.

Abundant tumult is less likely to deter those travelling for religious reasons than ordinary tourists.

A border-length fence might help to deter those crossing illegally, Deputy Fletcher said.

Still, that has not deterred those who follow their star to Venezuela's chaotic streets.

That simple reality won't deter those for whom politics is a living.