Sentence examples for which deter from inspiring English sources
We all benefit from better courts, which deter crime and remove public threats from the streets.
The government's populist efforts to cut immigration, which deter the young and educated, are an economic disaster.
He also pointed to the crushing weight of French social charges on employers, which deter job creation and which he has trimmed a bit.
The commission tellingly observes that the incorporation of WMP in Windows "sends signals which deter innovation" in any technologies which Microsoft could conceivably tie with Windows in the future.Accordingly, a number of remedies are proposed.
This will not abolish "threshold effects", which deter firms from employing more than 49 staff, when rules obliging them to set up separate works councils and health-and-safety councils kick in.
They will also face their salaries being eroded by inflation and increased pension contributions, which deter talented students from entering medicine, added Dolphin, chairman of the BMA's Junior Doctor Committee.
Fourth, it has a strong and volatile currency, which deters investors and makes its exports less competitive.
South African labour laws make it hard to fire workers, which deters companies from hiring them in the first place.
So too have complicated regulations governing particular markets, which deterred foreign firms from entering the Japanese market.
None of which deterred the joggers, some of whom attempted to gain access to Central Park, which was firmly sealed.
