Sentence examples for steps to deter from inspiring English sources

Those efforts include additional steps to deter a possible attack.

States already monitor such substitution and take a number of steps to deter it.

Understandable as those suspicions may be, the Bush Administration has in fact taken steps to deter future wrongdoers.

("We are thoroughly reviewing the situation and will take appropriate steps to deter this type of activity," Disney said in a statement).

This effervescence clearly worries its government, which has made it more difficult for buyers to delay mortgage payments and taken steps to deter speculative purchases.

In private, Bush aides have been fuming: The U.S. gave the Saudis intelligence warnings before the recent attacks, but they took no steps to deter them.

McNair said Friday he wanted to take a step to deter future infractions.

But the Home Secretary, who has overseen a fall of one-third in net migration levels, believes the moves are an essential step to deter people from overstaying their visitor visas.

"The government has commandeered the radio station and closed the maternity wing of the hospital an insidious step to deter births on the island and force women to give birth in Australia," the complaint states.

The decision to deploy it now was the latest in a series of steps intended to deter the North from either military action or new missile tests and came only hours after the latest North Korean provocation, with officials blocking South Koreans from crossing the border to enter a jointly operated industrial park.

EBay has said that it makes a good-faith effort to protect its users, and the company has taken a few steps recently to deter fraud, including an announcement in July telling its users that some sellers of sporting items had used fake certificates of authority to entice buyers.