Sentence examples for full deterrent from inspiring English sources

Leading calls for radical disarmament, the activist George Potter said: "If you believe nuclear weapons are necessary, we should have a full deterrent.

The report did not give details of the plan, but the official summation of the Politburo meeting noted that the party would "sternly investigate and punish violations of party rules and laws by party members and officials," and "give full play to deterrent force".

But any shortcut (by the powerful), or endeavor of actual work (by the powerless), is resented by either side, and becomes a deterrent to full responsibility.

I believe that this whole scary story of tens of thousands of  civilisation ending, nuclear missiles is a fabrication and is a cover up for Americas real deterrent against full scale, world war 3 style conflict or massive terrorist attack.

The Commons defence committee said this week that the crisis in Ukraine underlined the continuing threat of state-on-state conflict, warning that Britain's national security depended upon its ability to maintain a credible deterrent against a full range threats from cyber-attack to a nuclear strike.

The study team has reported that the very temporary employment and low salary (generally paid irregularly) is a deterrent to the full devotion and commitment from teachers.

The main deterrent to employ full-duplex is the large self-interference (SI) from the simultaneous transmission and reception over the same frequency band.

Hezbollah has outgrown its previous narrow role of a grassroots guerrilla outfit resisting an occupier, or even acting as a deterrent against a full-scale Israeli assault on Lebanon, which many would argue was established after the 2006 war.

Vasconcelos pointed out that punishment is not a deterrent: "The prisons are full, but that has not helped lower the rate of drug abuse.

Mr Hammond was asked by his predecessor to confirm whether there would be a "full range of multilayered defence and deterrents" in place for the 2012 Games including surface-to-air missiles.

Lack of flexibility is a topic that gets discussed over and over and is a key deterrent to accepting any full-time work.