Sentence examples for put in place to deter from inspiring English sources

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.

The council said the current legal requirement was put in place to deter developers from taking down the white chimneys and not replacing them if the development did not go ahead.

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

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

"We have been working really hard to ensure we in the UK have the toughest system in place to deter people from cheating," he told BBC Radio 5 live.

When one member of the DHMT was asked if there are any measures in place to deter late reporting, the interviewee replied: "Aaah!

So, in the opinion of those who have spent years making a film about gun crime and culture in the UK, and those who have lived the life of committing those crimes, what can be put in place to help and deter, and to counter this surge?

All three measures were put in place to insure parity and to deter owners from making bad decisions, but, in an environment where those owners are printing money, those protections are no longer necessary.

Mr. Armstrong said that the executive moves "will neither deter nor defer the process we've put in place to review those financial and strategic and financial options".

Policies should be put in place to achieve full deployment.

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