Sentence examples for placed to deter from inspiring English sources

The spikes on ledges are placed to deter "errant" sitting.

Trip mines can also be placed to deter any campers from reaching a vital spot on the map.

Active enforcement is considered as having adequate rules and structures in place to deter foreign bribery.

"That's why we are trying to get people to places to deter people from crossing to begin with".

It is still possible to use a web of companies in these places to deter nosey outsiders wanting to know who owns what.

At the time, Mr. Tenet defended the C.I.A. and said it had an aggressive operation in place to deter al Qaeda.

Last month, the United Nations published a damning independent investigation that said poor enforcement of policies in place to deter and report abuse meant that "the credibility of the UN and peacekeeping operations are in jeopardy".

All this naturally leads Findlay to talk about her great-great-uncle's "double life" and the stratagems wheeled into place to deter parental interest in his visits to Ross's lodgings in Half Moon Street.

In a written statement, a DND spokeswoman echoed some of Murphy's statement, and said the department "has policies and practices in place to deter, detect and enforce unauthorized and prohibited computer use".

It suggests also that the laws currently in place to deter traffickers and to protect their victims are failing on both counts, either because they're not strong enough or they're not being adequately enforced.

The "don't ask, don't tell" law, established in 1993 under President Clinton, allowed gay and lesbian service members to serve provided they did not publicly acknowledge their sexuality – a policy put in place to deter troops from being asked or coming forward about their sexuality.