Sentence examples for if they deterred from inspiring English sources

But they are mistakes that would hurt human rights twice over if they deterred the United States from continuing to speak up for freedom and dignity in every country—however potentially powerful or lucrative it might be.

Securities class action lawsuits can be socially beneficial if they deter wrongdoing, curb managerial rent extraction, and compensate injured shareholders.

"If they're deterred, then generally, they're not there.

But according to Davis Logsdon, who studies terrorism and health care reform at the University of Minnesota, the body scans may attract more terrorists than they deter: "If there's one complaint that terrorists have about al-Qaeda it's that they have lousy benefits".

But it's unclear if the schemes will hold up when inevitably challenged in court — or if they'll deter traders from taking unwarranted risks.

Or they can if they aren't deterred by the frightening prospect of having to achieve not one but two A*s in the first place to even consider applying.

"Philomena," which is directed by Stephen Frears and costars Steve Coogan as a skeptical journalist who helps Dench's character on her quest, is ultimately a story of one woman's faith in the face of adversity -- a theme which some families and religious audiences might embrace if they're not deterred by the R rating.

If public servants must declare their wealth annually, and can be fired if caught lying, they are deterred from buying a Mercedes or a beach house.

On Sunday afternoon, Mr. Murdoch continued to weigh in on the situation in the Middle East, writing on Twitter: "Obama making excellent statements on Israeli situation, but if they don't deter Hamas and Iran more than words will be needed.

However, research by Leicester University suggests many students would be deterred if they were charged £7,000.

Both the hype around this show and the scarcity of David's work means that audiences are unlikely to be deterred – if they can afford it.