Sentence examples for to deter foreign from inspiring English sources
It tends to deter foreign investors.
Active enforcement is considered as having adequate rules and structures in place to deter foreign bribery.
Countries from Brazil to South Korea have introduced a plethora of taxes and restrictions to deter foreign inflows.
Investors saw evidence of that recently when the government demanded higher dividends from PKO BP and PZU.But this does not seem to deter foreign investors much.
The successful strategies of the cold war, which relied on the threat of overwhelming American retaliation to deter foreign aggression, are largely obsolete.
A10 Effort Against Hiding Wealth The Clinton administration plans to announce voluntary measures meant to deter foreign leaders and their associates from hiding money in the United States.
Russia has said it will deliver S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to Syria to help deter foreign intervention, as the EU decides to lift an arms embargo.
The deterrent effect of the FCPA has encouraged American companies to implement sophisticated internal-compliance programmes to detect and deter foreign bribery.It is now time for other countries, such as Britain, France, Germany and Japan, to enforce legislation implementing the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development anti-bribery convention, which has been in force since 1999.
A joint Cyber Command-N.S.A. team has been working on the effort to identify and deter foreign influence campaigns.
Last week, exiled former Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy said Ricketson was a scapegoat and his arrest was designed to frighten and deter foreign journalists from writing critical reports of Hun Sen's government.
But as the cyberwarfare expert Thomas Rid noted, the Cyber Command operation was "more of a pinprick that is more annoying than deterring in the long run". More than two years after the 2016 election, the United States still does not have a comprehensive policy to counter and deter foreign interference in our elections.
