Sentence examples for necessary to deter from inspiring English sources

Uzbekistan has said they were necessary to deter the militants.

"Perpetrators must be held accountable, it is necessary to deter further crimes".

Mr. Davidson defended the codes as common in Europe and necessary to deter "hate speech".

She said Boyd's civil rights case will be necessary to deter future police abuses.

The Treasury, he said today, "confuses modest, common-sense improvements with the comprehensive reform necessary to deter abusive tax shelters".

These judicial killings were widely supported as necessary to deter Isis and Iran – seen as the kingdom's most dangerous enemies.

Such victories will be necessary, both to deter enemies and to encourage supporters, but they will not add up to an ultimate victory, for terrorist networks are too fragmented and insidious for that.

"We hope the whole nation, namely Egypt, will take the necessary decisions to deter the enemy....I am following the decisions and the movements made by Egypt and the Arab League, and I express my regret over the position of the United States, which remained siding with the aggression, the occupation, and the killing machine at the expense of our Palestinian people".

The lawmakers ask that the agencies "investigate this practice, determine the impact these agreements have on both workers' rights and free competition, and take any necessary action to deter or prevent such agreements from impacting employees".

Penalties for breaching confidentiality agreements should be no more than is necessary to adequately deter disclosure.

Over 10,000 American troops are in Afghanistan today in response to a virtually unanimous Congressional declaration of an unusual and extraordinary threat to our national security and an authorization to the president to use all necessary and appropriate force to deter and prevent acts of terrorism against the United States.