Sentence examples for deters service from inspiring English sources

Fear of retaliation deters service members from coming forward: Although there were more than 26,000 victims of sexual assaults in 2012 (up from 19,000 in 2010), only 3,374 members actually made reports.

Don't be deterred; service is speedy, and that batter is worth waiting all day for.

Restrictive laws and the threat of criminal sentences deter service providers from giving women who experience obstetric or post-abortion emergencies the care and treatment they need.

These barriers may deter service providers from recommending or prescribing PrEP to those who may benefit.

In this study, experiences of stigma and discrimination were found to deter service users from seeking medical treatment.

Restrictions on the amount of time that professionals are able to allocate to care planning, and the subsequent speed with which decisions are made, have additionally been reported to deter service user involvement.

Pope Shenouda III, the leader of Egypt's Coptic Orthodox Church, called for the swift prosecution of the perpetrators and vowed that the attacks would not deter services for the Coptic Christmas this week.

Fact: The Commission's 2015 Title II internet regulations have deterred internet service providers from offering new and innovative services to consumers.

Indeed, our data suggest that accessibility problems are likely to be more extensive than many of these earlier studies show because it is evident that multiple, complex, and interrelated barriers mediate, obstruct and deter HIV/AIDS service utilisation at the level of service delivery.

Such arguments have not deterred the services from intensifying their marketing efforts over the past three years.

But the RMT boss, who is reported to earn £145,000 himself, told the BBC that MPs should be "paid adequately" so they could have "decent accommodation" and those without private income were not deterred from public service.