The work and pensions committee, which is chaired by Labour MP Frank Field, has called for the government to introduce a "nuclear deterrent" to stop companies or individuals trying to avoid their responsibilities to pension schemes.
Thus, if the Russians give up any of the islands, they're introducing a huge potential vulnerability into their own nuclear deterrent. .
Britain is to push other Nato countries to introduce a range of Cold War-style deterrents against potential Russian military aggression in eastern and central Europe.
In response, state and federal authorities began cracking down on prescription opiate availability, introducing "abuse-deterrent" formulations, tighter prescribing guidelines and operations targeting "pill mills" that made the drugs widely available.
The previous Labor government also introduced the deterrent "PNG solution" - an agreement whereby those found to be refugees would be settled in PNG, not Australia.
During the 90s, the SBC damaged slabs, laid grit, and introduced other deterrents to dissuade people from skating the space.
During the 90s, the SBC damaged slabs, laid grit and introduced other deterrents to dissuade people from skating the space.
Collection is important, Uryasz said, because "the student can introduce anything to the collection that would be a deterrent or a masking agent".
In this scenario, privacy becomes a deterrent barrier for collaboration, accordingly, the introduced solutions include private protocols for protecting parties' confidentiality.
The debate over introducing the honour code included evidence that such ethical codes really did work as a deterrent.
They were, however, shown to have a deterrent effect in the state of Victoria, where they were introduced in 2004.
