Sentence examples for for the purpose of deterring from inspiring English sources
Indeed, most 'anti-war' protests were mobilised for the purpose of deterring any action to punish the dictator who had been starving Palestinian refugees in Damascus.
To attain security, states try to increase their power and engage in power-balancing for the purpose of deterring potential aggressors.
But last month a federal judge said ICE's policy targeting all families for the purpose of deterring future migrants is illegal.
A groundbreaking federal court order issued February 20 by Judge James Boasberg of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia requires ICE to stop detaining families "for the purpose of deterring future immigration to the United States".
For the purpose of correcting and deterring wrong done to his subjects, a ruler has jurisdiction over foreigners, and he may exercise this jurisdiction through warfare (p. 305).
The Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy shall establish a program under which States and units of local government may procure through contracts entered into by the Department of Defense or the Department of Homeland Security anti-terrorism technologies or anti-terrorism services for the purpose of preventing, detecting, identifying, deterring, or recovering from acts of terrorism.
Nuclear Forensics, Nuclear Archaeology, and Nuclear Weapons Reductions: Recent work on nuclear forensics, including my own, has focused on identifying the origin of intercepted nuclear material or of nuclear particles in the debris from a terrorist nuclear explosion for purposes of deterring states from supporting nuclear terrorism either actively or through negligence.
"Pujols brings this action for the purpose of preserving and salvaging his good name and to deter those who would wrongfully and maliciously defame him and others," the suit says.
"Clearly, N.S.F.'s current polices and their implementation are apparently insufficient to deter, among other things, inappropriate Web access for the purpose of viewing sexually explicit material," the senators wrote.
