Sentence examples for will be deterred from from inspiring English sources

Knowing that this will happen, the bribe taker will be deterred from taking a bribe".

Mr. Shays said he doubts businesses will be deterred from Connecticut.

It is worried that people will be deterred from working longer hours or moving to better-paid jobs.

If doctors are to be asked to repair only hernias all day long, their jobs will become mundane, and good-quality students will be deterred from learning medicine.

By contrast, careful and diversified shareholders will be deterred from being prudent in the future if regulators intervene at the first sign of trouble.

All in all, of the 300,000 people who lacked the new IDs the government would require, Adelman found that "a substantial number … will be deterred from voting".

But less eminent and established researchers won't just become reluctant to act as concerned citizens, weighing in on current debates; they'll be deterred from even doing research on topics that might get them in trouble.

Other bidders will then be deterred from bidding because they will not be able to buy the target with its best assets intact.

The Conservative social security spokesman, David Willetts, said the long term implications of the government's changes to invalidity benefit could be that "you will be deterring people from making occupational pension provision".

In seeking documents or testimony from public agencies and companies, we make it clear that subpoenas will be issued if there is a lack of compliance, as we will not be deterred from our pursuit of the information needed for our inquiry.

He added, in direct reference to the various legal setbacks that the Administration has suffered in relation to his executive order banning people from seven countries and all refugees from entering the U.S., "We will not be deterred from this course, and in a matter of days we will be taking brand-new action to protect our people and keep America safe".