We do so in order to deter such attacks in the first place".
Even though I'm pro immigration, in order to deter prejudice, you have to have rules.
But how much of a penalty should such suits exact, above and beyond compensation, in order to deter wrongdoing?
Growing cities may limit development and infrastructure investment in order to deter a flood of new residents.
It is wrong to try to capitalize and exacerbate the damage to children in order to deter parental conduct.
And EU officials would most likely drive a hard bargain indeed, in order to deter other countries from contemplating exits of their own.
Since the start of the Syrian uprising, Israel has reinforced a fence along its side of the Golan Heights boundary in order to deter an influx of refugees.
But he has said the government must remain resolute over its policies of offshore processing and regional resettlement for "illegal maritime arrivals" in order to deter people-smuggling.
Unfortunately, this new threat requires a course of action previously not undertaken in order to deter this menace to our freedoms and to our peace.
We can have no faith in a justice system that allows the odd innocent to be punished in order to deter those who might otherwise harm even more.
According to one cable, General Enan in April 2009 "stressed the importance of resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict in order to deter Iranian interference in the region".
