Sentence examples for ways of deterring from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for Angus council said the authority, like many others in coastal communities up and down the UK, was always looking at ways of deterring gulls.

He said that in regard to cyberdefense, American military commanders were now devoting 90 percent of their attention to building better firewalls and only 10 percent to ways of deterring hackers from attacking.

The Bush administration, which had been hostile to stronger anti-money laundering measures, has performed an abrupt U-turn, and is now pushing hard for them.From May 6th-8th, government officials and businessmen will gather in Washington, DC, to discuss ways of deterring, detecting and solving economic crime and of helping the victims.

What all can agree on is that burglary's long, strong decline over the past decade and a half has at least slowed.So attention is turning to various ways of deterring burglars, including ever-fancier alarms and a new interest in fierce-sounding hounds.

A sharply divided Senate Armed Services Committee voted today to repeal a 10-year-old ban on the development of small nuclear weapons, asserting that the United States must begin looking at new ways of deterring terrorist groups and so-called rogue nuclear powers like North Korea.

A No 10 spokesman said the government was "looking at ways of deterring overstaying and bonds are an option".

"It is a way of deterring Iran, but helpful to us in so many other ways".

These first-hand warnings have become a particularly effective way of deterring North Koreansfrom making the move.

Thomas L. Friedman suggests that one way of deterring terrorists is to make them ashamed of what they do.

It has been thought that the chemicals known as capsaicinoids, which surround the seeds and give peppers their characteristic heat, are the chili's way of deterring microbes.

The new lawsuit adds that DC was so terrified that Holtzclaw would rape her that she urinated on herself as a way of deterring him.