Sentence examples for visible deterrent from inspiring English sources

This loss prevention measure is a visible deterrent to theft.

A strategic oil reserve would provide a visible deterrent to any potential enemy that might consider China's economy incapable of sustaining conflict.

Mr. Vallone similarly said that, for all the success of Mr. Giuliani's task forces, like undercover units that patrolled to seize guns, he wants to see officers posted in places where they are a visible deterrent.

The assessment said one of the risks of long periods of non-attendance was that there was "no visible deterrent to anyone prepared to risk using these spots to land illegal migrants or contraband".

Warner added: "Most insurers will also require the vehicle to be garaged or securely housed". Warner said it was still possible for those without garages to get cover, but insurers may also ask for a steering lock to act as a visible deterrent to thieves.

The camera might also be a visible deterrent.

In contrast to many European airports, where police troops with submachine guns and sentry dogs serve as highly visible deterrents to terrorist attacks, the three airports of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey rely on an often invisible security shield, one of a host of generally unobtrusive measures that officials call more suited to conditions in the United States.

Racecourses responded to crowd trouble last spring by ramping up the security presence at courses and making it significantly more visible as a deterrent to violence, though that proved a short-term measure.

But for the same reason that we think it sensible for police cars to have distinctive markings that are visible on highways as a deterrent to speeders we believe that deterrents to cheating should be put in place by teachers.

He also hails the city's efforts to curtail trouble by employing a visible force as a deterrent, and to reduce drunk driving by providing free taxi coupons and subsidizing tips-only bicycle taxis.

As Italy's police Gallardos have demonstrated since reaching the force in 2004 and 2008, a siren-equipped supercar is a highly visible, undeniably effective crime-deterrent.