Sentence examples for interest of deterring from inspiring English sources

But some business students, while calling Mr. Gupta an "inspiration," said that justice needed to run its course, in the interest of deterring future corporate malfeasance.

This is relatively minor, but in the interest of deterring any claims of bias, we want to disclose that the LCD strap has been designed to be worn on the right hand.

One might adopt such a rule in the interests of deterring unlicensed driving.

It will be of great interest to deter-mine if mitochondrial signals (ROS or otherwise) are instructive in promoting the up-regulation of glycolysis and other metabolic alterations and which signaling pathways are reading out these directly.

The cost of deterring them is high.

Certainly it is in the American interest to deter another Balkan war, as it is to discourage brutal Serbian treatment of ethnic Albanian citizens.

That would cut the external deficit and allow for lower interest rates, deterring some of the flightier forms of capital.

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.

Conservatism and bureaucratic inertia often combine with self-interest to deter reform.

The first is the interest in deterring and detecting voter fraud.

This suggests that there is a joint interest in deterring future intrusions.