Sentence examples for dissuasive enough from inspiring English sources
But for the Soviet Union, that might be dissuasive enough.
"But the idea of the reform isn't to give us fines but to be dissuasive enough so companies have compliance with the rules".
A judgment must be dissuasive and preventative".
"It will have a dissuasive value".
Their complexity and, above all, cost have also turned out to be dissuasive to prospective challengers.
Their complexity and, above all, cost also have turned out to be dissuasive to prospective challengers.
"The minimum punishment was not sufficient to have the necessary dissuasive effect.
Countries reach for the sanctions vocabulary when they don't want to talk about the possibility of other dissuasive means.
Despite no resources, no contacts and some dissuasive talk from professors, Mr. Sareen and a half-dozen friends plunged ahead with the plan.
The proposal does not specify the types of sanctions that governments must adopt, but it does say they must be "effective, proportionate and dissuasive".
