Sentence examples for methods of deterrence from inspiring English sources

The United States needs to develop methods of deterrence against the use of chemical and biological weapons -- weapons which we have forsworn.

Cries for blood won't end with fly by night burnings at the stake, they will become vehicles for change in our legal system and methods of deterrence, so that when justice is served, it is served justly.

Robert Downey Jr's Tony Stark had a fraction of the self-doubt that tormented other such heroes and he managed to tame the world's conflicts through the old-school method of deterrence through superior firepower – in this case, Iron Man himself.

Advocates for capital punishment often cite the death penalty as an effective method of deterrence.

The ABC recently reported that Queensland Police are proposing to turn to drug education at schools, aiming to create a stigma around ice use as a method of deterrence.

While advocates at the Sikh Coalition push for better education about their religion and nonviolent, cross-cultural outreach as a means to stop the uptick in violence toward Sikhs in the US, at least one American Sikh sees the legacy of the kirpan as a reason to arm up as a more direct method of deterrence.

While advocates at the Sikh Coalition push for better education about their religion and non-violent, cross-cultural outreach as a means to stop the uptick in violence toward Sikhs in the US, at least one American Sikh sees the legacy of the kirpan as a reason to arm up as a more direct method of deterrence.

They can suggest methods for deterrence and ways of removing graffiti already in place.

Do you realize what this means?' " Joyce's techniques, he believed, could be used to formulate a method of "focussed deterrence" — a systematic, repeatable version of the ad-hoc working methods that Joyce and his partners had developed in the streets.

"We think the finger imaging program is an effective method of fraud deterrence," said Robert Doar, executive deputy commissioner for the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, "and along with a whole other range of things related to welfare reform, has contributed to making the welfare program in New York significantly more credible".

Both countries argue that the old system of deterrence that Mr. Bush derides as outdated is still the most reliable method of keeping the nuclear peace.