Sentence examples for focus on deterring from inspiring English sources
The United States would focus on deterring and fighting wars in the Persian Gulf, Asia and other distant trouble spots.
The United States, in contrast, would focus on deterring and fighting wars in the Persian Gulf, Asia and other distant trouble spots.
A more fruitful approach would be to focus on deterring the most extreme forms of abuse, those that cross the line into outright threats.
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".
Governments should focus on deterring and punishing such crimes and leave consenting adults who wish to buy and sell sex to do so safely and privately online.* Cunningham, S and Shah, M. "Decriminalizing Indoor Prostitution: Implications for Sexual Violence and Public Health" (working paper, July 17th 2014).
The danger is that in his focus on deterring tabloids from pestering actresses, Lord Justice Leveson muzzles serious British journalism of all sorts, which is already threatened by some of the world's barmiest libel laws.Three kinds of action have been proposed: market control, legal reform and tougher regulation.
Both documents emphasized that all Israeli efforts for now were focused on deterring Mr. Abbas from going to the United Nations.
The recent discussion among western decision-makers has been mainly focused on deterring future chemical attacks in Syria.
He said the United Nations as a whole was determined to look ahead, focusing on deterring violence rather than waiting to react to it.
You know we have "terror theater" in the US because nations such as Israel, which are genuinely focussed on deterring terrorism, downplay risk and threats rather than trumpeting them, as DHS does.
The FDA will also have the right to review all new tobacco products before they go to market and to ban companies from advertising any of its products as healthier alternatives by describing them as "lite" or "mild", for example.The bill focuses on deterring young people from puffing away.
