Six months ago, the Pace Women's Justice Center established a special program called Deter with the White Plains Police Department.
The group's efforts have only hardened officials' conviction that leaks must be deterred with the threat of prison.
Those threats, Mr. Obama argued, could be deterred with "a series of graded options," a combination of old and new conventional weapons.
They had been to trooping the colour, where Britain's foes are deterred with up-to-the-minute stallions, breastplates, drums and waving swords.
During the fighting on Sunday a group of some 30 armed Albanians also tried to ford the Ibar river to the west of the city, but were spotted and deterred with warning shots, a spokesman for the French force said.
CAIRO — The unmistakable smell of death wafted several blocks away from the Zeinhom morgue on Tuesday, and feral dogs scrounging in the rubbish-strewn lanes lifted their noses into the hot, still air and trotted toward it, until deterred with swift kicks.
The state of Querétaro deters kidnappers with the threat of 50-year jail sentences, just about the toughest in the country.
But the bronze sculptures of starfish, turtles and octopuses do double duty: the whimsical art at water's edge also deters skateboarders with a lust for concrete ledges.
None of this deters Sunny, with her generous sexual personality, from finding herself a solid lump of a guy, embracing motherhood and even fidelity.
A complex application process often deters students, with up to two million students a year giving up on financial aid, and mostly falling away from the college path.
