One deterrent is a 2,200-foot-deep 2,200-foot-deep 2,200-foot-deepwntown filled with a reddish-brown water so acidic that birds that land on it die.
One deterrent is a drug called Antabuse, or, as it is known to chemistry, tetraethylthiuram disulphide.
One deterrent is cost ($2,000 to $6,000 per ear), seldom covered by insurance.
One deterrent, perhaps, is that the multilayered structure of Das Kapital evades easy categorisation.
Another eliminates one deterrent to consumer fraud against the poor by preventing attorneys paid by legal services from claiming or collecting fees from opposing parties.
Increasing the residency rule would be one deterrent, but reviewing relation 9, which governs the release of players to national sides, would be another.
Even in the home of "Judge Dredd" sentencing – the US – the research studies have shown a very weak correlation between the severity of punishments and crime rates.Von Hirsch and Bottoms say one deterrent factor does have a strong impact – the social ties of the potential offender.
One deterrent to companies giving access to investigators is that they don't want them sniffing around corporate documents and hard drives.
One deterrent for foreign investors has been what is referred to as the Coalgate scandal: allegations of possible corruption over the allocation of coal deposits to companies and the public sector.
One deterrent to participating in this system would be worries like mine about repercussions while we're still in the hospital.
One would have to watch this ballet several times to catch all the witticisms, but one deterrent is the ill-advised costuming by Colleen Atwood (a frequent Tim Burton collaborator).
