Sentence examples for terms to deter from inspiring English sources

Rogue landlords should face harsher consequences, including jail terms, to deter them from taking advantage of "vulnerable" renters, national bodies have said.

Although some research indicates such a risk exists, there haven't been enough large-scale studies to ascertain if the potential effects are severe enough over the long term to deter couples from seeking infertility treatments.

"The whole point of prison terms is to deter conduct in that community, and we know jail sentences are an effective deterrent," Mr. Welch added.

"Champagne socialism" is just a term contrived to deter powerful people – see also, recently, Lily Allen – from speaking up for powerless people.

For a long-term solution to deter the birds, consider thinning the trees on your property.

Germany has urged terms tough enough to deter countries from straying, and some countries argue that the high profile adopted by Irish politicians makes it difficult to agree to concessions without being seen as rewarding critics of the deal.

Germany has urged terms tough enough to deter countries from straying, and some nations argue that the high profile adopted by Irish politicians makes it difficult to agree to concessions without being seen as rewarding critics of the deal.

"The opposition was told in clear terms that action to deter further use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime could come as early as in the next few days, and that they should still prepare for peace talks at Geneva," one of the sources who was at the meeting on Monday told Reuters.

The long-term issue is to deter individuals from engaging in violent extremism, but determining how to do this and who to target is far from an exact science".

In fact, a mountain of research shows that increases in prison terms have done nothing to deter crime.

"The strategy of looking at the companies alone was not completely successful in terms of our objective to deter health care fraud," Mr. Sullivan said.