Sentence examples for message to deter from inspiring English sources

Nel said any sentence needed to consider the needs of the community and send a strong message to deter violent crime.

During the sentencing hearing Gerrie Nel, leading the prosecution team, told Masipa any sentence needed to consider the needs of the broader community and send a strong message to deter violent crime.

While that controversial move has repeatedly been portrayed as a unanimous decision by the 28 EU interior ministers, Britain's unique contribution has been to be the only state prepared to make the argumentnot to rescue migrants to "telegraph a message" to deter migrants from making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean.

Australia's immigration minister, Chris Bowen, said it would send a strong message to deter people-smugglers selling passage to asylum seekers.

"It's a very important step because for the first time it gives us a definition of what forced marriage is and gives us the ability to take people to court and get a criminal conviction and that is a very powerful message to deter people in the future," he said.

The only reason to keep them out is to punish them for their crime and to send a message to deter others from making their mistakes.

Exclusive breastfeeding is essential; messages to deter the perception that colostrum is dirty and that women have insufficient milk supply need to be developed.

It will then continue for six months to ensure that Angola's notoriously dangerous rainy season is flooded with messages to deter drivers from taking risks.

There's also Confide which plays around with message visibility to deter screenshotting and shoulder surfing.

Asked if that meant she needed to spend more time marketing the office to voters, Ms. Pirro said, "I've always been a public person, because if you're silent in a position where the public is relying on you, then you don't get the message to criminals to deter them, you don't get the message to victims to come forward".

The point of this kind of message is not to deter, say, the next Mohammed Atta.