Sentence examples for firm deterrent from inspiring English sources
They couldn't even consider going because they had to financially support themselves and the rest of family – with the weight of potential debt a firm deterrent.
"We have established a unit at Lord's to both educate players and officials and seek to protect the integrity of the sport and we hope that criminal proceedings will act as a strong and firm deterrent to complement this work".
Clappison said: "There has to be firm, deterrent sentencing but rushed justice will be bad justice particularly when you're trying to sort the professional repeat offenders and organisations from the weak followers".
The England and Wales Cricket Board did not comment directly on the case but the chief executive, David Collier, believes bringing criminal cases against corrupt players should prove to be a "firm deterrent" to others.
Disillusionment with pensions, concerns over cost and a preference to spend were all perceived by firms as principal deterrents for their staff.
"If a fine is just decimal dust for a Wall Street firm, that's not a deterrent," Grassley said in a statement.
The ABI wants regulatory responsibility of claims firms to be transferred from the Claims Management Regulator to a tougher regime under the FCA, "since the current system is failing to provide enough of a deterrent to rogue firms".
These arguments suggest that ATPs' deterrent effect can be strengthened when firms also hold excess cash.
If firms were publicly accountable, this would increase any deterrent effect.
Jason Collins, head of tax at law firm Pinsent Masons, described the Gaar as a "the nuclear deterrent".
But to a startup like Path that, despite having raised some $40 million in venture capital, still doesn't have a firm revenue model in place, it's a more significant deterrent measure.
