Sentence examples for greater deterrence from inspiring English sources

Less than two decades earlier during our debates and negotiations at the Rome Conference establishing the ICC, we met much resistance in establishing a category of "gender based crimes" that enhanced protection and empowerment for women victims while providing greater deterrence against sexual violence.

"The greatest deterrence is students who report it," he said.

It is the greatest deterrence.

"I think it's always been something that's been unspoken and sometimes spoken about quietly that there is a great deterrence in having a vast nuclear arsenal," Paul told HuffPost.

Classical deterrence theory has long held that the threat of a mild punishment imposed reliably and immediately has a much greater deterrent effect than the threat of a severe punishment that is delayed and uncertain.

They would be easier to access in an emergency and have a greater potential for deterrence.

And there is no greater form of deterrence than the fear of isolating your own state from much-needed surrogates.

The previous government began a process – radically accelerated by the current government – that saw a far greater emphasis placed on deterrence.

But for that to be true, the country's leaders would have to be more evil and less rational than Stalin or Mao, whose crimes were infinitely greater, yet against whom deterrence worked just fine.

Insecticide-induced deterrence was greater for ITN than for IRS (Table 4).

He is a great believer in nuclear deterrence: "If your enemy has nuclear weapons, then you need them too".