Sentence examples for that it will deter from inspiring English sources

One common rationale for capital punishment is that it will deter others from committing awful crimes.

Critics of the move argue that it will deter young people from low-income families from higher education.

Our challenge is to protect the innocent by building a court so strong, universal and effective that it will deter even the most determined of despots.

Washington, like the UK, sticks strictly to a policy of not paying ransoms, in the hope that it will deter kidnappers from seizing their citizens in the future.

It's not so much that it will deter those capable of playing in the N.F.L. from taking millions of dollars and risking the possibility of long-term neurological damage; people make such trades all the time.

"The State deprives Syrian refugees that are already in Indiana of social services in the hopes that it will deter [voluntary agencies] from resettling other Syrian refugees in the State," she wrote.

The bill has a number of measures aimed at making life so difficult that Republican legislators hope it will deter illegal immigrants from either making the crossing across the Mexican border or, if they do, lead them to choose another state.

The idea with IDing users seems to be that by doing so, it will deter them from posting or reading contentious material by making it impossible to do so anonymously.

Economists worry that, together with the new pension, it will deter small businesses from joining the formal economy.

The government hopes that by making such information public, it will deter would-be undergraduates from enrolling in dead-end subjects.

And the police departments we are working with tell us that it will significantly deter this kind of theft".