Sentence examples for sufficiently deterred from inspiring English sources

If it awards less, the company will not be sufficiently deterred, because it does not face the full cost of its actions.The Supreme Court's single-digit rule may thus weaken deterrence in cases where a defendant is likely to be caught less than once in ten times.

Seems that folk were not sufficiently deterred from voting for the Nationalists by the scares prompted by their rivals.

"We believe that the reprimands that are generally imposed on DPD officers who misuse the databases do not reflect the seriousness of that violation, and may not sufficiently deter future misuse," it added.

Secretary General Kofi Annan's strategy has been to shore up the United Nations military presence in Sierra Leone sufficiently to deter the rebels while he seeks a political solution salvaging the peace accord.

There were also statements attributed to senior Israelis and Americans suggesting that the window for military action could close within a year, because by then Iran might already have developed a bomb, or improved its air defences sufficiently to deter any attack.Yet both the Israeli and American governments distanced themselves from these provocative statements.

That deterred him sufficiently in the Gulf war, and it should be allowed to do so now.

A single footpath leads away from a car park – it is long enough and sufficiently unpromising to deter most from reaching the pocket of wild countryside that it points to.

In recent years they have had the most use in countries in which the pressures of inflation have been sufficiently strong to deter investors from buying fixed-income obligations.

Nunley acknowledged Bera's age would make a prison term more difficult for him than for a younger man, but said the sentence addressed the severity of his actions and was sufficiently serious to deter others from committing similar crimes.

"To trigger the exclusionary rule," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "police conduct must be sufficiently deliberate that exclusion can meaningfully deter it, and sufficiently culpable that such deterrence is worth the price paid by the justice system".

Russia in 2018 will represent a remarkable hat-trick for Fifa, a third successive World Cup where security and crime are sufficiently big issues to deter many fans from travelling.