Sentence examples for identifying and deterring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, at the war council's urging, set a standard for identifying and deterring the enemy in what he calls the first war of the 21st century.

Establishing that, like shopping for opioids, shopping for ADHD medications frequently crosses state lines would provide further support for sharing prescription monitoring program data across states and thus would increase the effectiveness of these programs for identifying and deterring doctor shopping and abuse of ADHD medications.

A joint Cyber Command-N.S.A. team has been working on the effort to identify and deter foreign influence campaigns.

Q: How do I identify and deter the insects that are eating their way through the garden?

Only last week, British Transport Police launched extra patrols designed to "identify and deter terrorism" and it has also been gradually increasing the number of its armed officers.

The previous week, the force, which has almost 3,000 officers, said it was launching extra high-profile patrols designed to "identify and deter terrorism".

Putnam's fund trustees yesterday made public a report that says the company "made extensive efforts to identify and deter excessive short-term trading," according to a statement released by the trustees.

"Good business must be seen to identify and deter bribery, suffocating its opportunity to manipulate and debase transactions".

The capacity to monitor every single Internet-connected computer in the United States, the intelligence to determine what constitutes an attack and the flexibility to identify and deter unorthodox intrusion attempts — that takes artificial superintelligence.

The SEC further emphasized that the proposed ETF by the Winklevoss twins, who oversee a major US crypto exchange known as Gemini, does not have sufficient tools to identify and deter fraud and manipulation that could impose a negative impact on the price movement of Bitcoin.

In an urban area like Dallas-Fort Worth, where high-rises surround some of the most prominent entertainment venues, it takes coordination and cooperation among managers of buildings and at-risk venues to identify and deter potential shooters, according to Mark Herrera, a security expert who trained Mandalay Bay staff two months ago.