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He speculated that economics played a role in deterring the last few holdouts from switching to digital media.

Dual remedies are appropriate because a State has a substantial interest in deterring the filing of baseless litigation in its courts, and the Federal Government has an equally strong interest in enforcing the federal labor laws.

... [I]s it probable that such a warning would have been effective in deterring the plaintiff from the conduct, in this case, the consumption of the product in question which he claims caused his injury.

"A council officer attended a demonstration in Arbroath recently, given by the community council, to show the possible effects of red patches in deterring the seagulls," the spokeswoman said.

If the right was at all consistent, it would be denouncing the CBO report for failing to take into account the impact of a lower deficit in deterring the invisible bond vigilantes and encouraging the confidence fairy.

"The federal government has taken a number of sensible steps and made tremendous progress in deterring the admission of potential terrorists," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, an immigration policy group.

However, county attorneys of the State of Arizona ("Arizona") contend that LAWA is simply addressing the inadequacy of IRCA's employer verification system and sanctions in effectively deterring the illegal entry of unauthorized workers.

Because the fear of punishment is considered a major incentive in deterring crime, the deterrence theory is often associated with the idea of severe, disproportionate punishment.

Finally, there is the question of whether a tax at such a low rate would be effective in deterring speculation – the economist James Tobin always thought a far higher tax would be needed to throw "sand in the wheels" of finance.

When the court has an interest in deterring future misconduct, the court may award punitive damages in addition to compensatory damages.

As revolts continue in Syria, their leaderless quality — so useful in deterring crackdowns by the secret police — has become a liability.