Sentences with phrase «as a deterrent from»

Hell - fires and eternal (or unending) suffering was at one time regarded as a deterrent from wrong - doing.

That's a good thing if you won't actually do so and if the difficult access to your wealth serves as a deterrent from future overspending.

Enemy design is varied as enemies are gradually introduced such as inhabitants of the jungle which come in differing shapes and sizes that have been digitally corrupted, while flies will also attack Rad and Dusty with jellyfish enemies firing barbs in all directions and water is usually electrified as a deterrent from falling into it coupled with spiky red thorns, alongside dangerous looking red enemies that attempt to prevent Dusty from achieving his objective in the Pixelverse.

That cost serves as a deterrent from even trying to post malicious transactions.

Not exact matches

The grueling testimonies from CEO John Stumpf, coupled with insights from my industry - wide research into the culture and mindsets of bankers, suggest there is a blind spot among senior leaders at Wells Fargo, as well as deterrents to speaking up among the rank and file.

It is highly unlikely that a provider will display poor results as this will be a deterrent from gaining new subscribers.

When asked whether their firms allow employees to trade on their own behalf through external accounts, 61 % of respondents said employees and spouses can trade on their own behalf as long as they report their activities to the company, compared to 51 % in last year's survey; 22 % said their firm's no - trading policy is strictly enforced and is a major deterrent to outside trading activities, slightly down from 25 % in January 2016; 14 % said their company has a no trading policy and that it is clear that violation it is a fireable offense, compared to 12 %; and another 3 % said that while their firms have no trading policies, they are loosely enforced and of little concern to employees, down from 12 %.

Sociological evidence on the deterrent effect of the death penalty as currently practiced is ambiguous, conflicting, and far from probative.

One study from the University of Colorado found that 88 percent of America criminologists did not believe that the death penalty was an effective deterrent, and 91 percent believe politicians support the death penalty merely as a way to appear tough on crime.

It is legaly used as both a deterrent for future offenders and to prevent the wronged party from furthering the problem through direct vengance.

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One way to use them is as a deterrent for older children from waking a new baby.

The clue to Trident's ineffectiveness as an independent nuclear deterrent came from Thatcher herself when she said it was being acquired «with the co-operation of the United States» He will also be confident he has the argument to tackle her on public spending.

The strategic purpose of nuclear weapons is, instead, to act as deterrent, i.e. to dissuade an opponent from attacking.

This would be significant as the UK's nuclear deterrent submarines operate from the West Coast of Scotland.

The statement added, «The PDP may soon be squandering the big reprieve it secured from the profound judgment of the Supreme Court by declaring a «no - victor, no - vanquished», and dangling an unnecessary amnesty without sanctioning Senator Ali Modu Sheriff and his fake National Working Committee acolytes, to serve as a deterrent at the national level and as an example to state chapters.

Two other ministers could resign from their posts in government over the issue, and as many as 100 Labour MPs could vote against plans to update the UK's nuclear deterrent, it has emerged.

Another provision in the violent crime reduction bill would increase the maximum sentence for carrying a blade or point in public from two to four years, and Mr Johnson said the combination of measures would act as a deterrent to young people.

He repeated however that a nuclear deterrent would be necessary to defend Britain from «nuclear blackmail» by states such as North Korea and Iran.

According to him: «If the arrests and prosecution of those culpable were made from the onset, it would have served as a deterrent to others who engage in the heinous crime.»

He said: «As well as her own extensive and wide - ranging consultations with senior figures from the armed forces, the defence industry, the unions, academic experts and others, Emily is hosting a series of round table events for MPs to inform the defence review, focusing on issues such as intelligence, international relations, cyber-security, terrorism, and the role of special forces, as well as the future of the nuclear deterrenAs well as her own extensive and wide - ranging consultations with senior figures from the armed forces, the defence industry, the unions, academic experts and others, Emily is hosting a series of round table events for MPs to inform the defence review, focusing on issues such as intelligence, international relations, cyber-security, terrorism, and the role of special forces, as well as the future of the nuclear deterrenas her own extensive and wide - ranging consultations with senior figures from the armed forces, the defence industry, the unions, academic experts and others, Emily is hosting a series of round table events for MPs to inform the defence review, focusing on issues such as intelligence, international relations, cyber-security, terrorism, and the role of special forces, as well as the future of the nuclear deterrenas intelligence, international relations, cyber-security, terrorism, and the role of special forces, as well as the future of the nuclear deterrenas well as the future of the nuclear deterrenas the future of the nuclear deterrent.

«Those who attacked me and the other assembly members of the task - force will be prosecuted, I will make sure the law takes its course to serve as a deterrent to others who would want to prevent public officials from carrying out their mandate.»

It can also be generated by a device used as a deterrent against martens (to keep them from gnawing on the wiring of cars).

We are using a different kind of deterrent — trying to stop birds from hearing one another by playing a noise that is at the same pitch as the alarm calls or predator noises they are listening out for,» said Professor Swaddle, who is also Professor of Biology at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg in the US.

It's most commonly used for relief from severe sunburn but with its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, it's a great dandruff deterrent as well.

The sealed vessel «The Proteus» is reduced down to microscopic size and it's crew through a secret organizational branch known as the «CMDF» (Combined Miniature Defense Force or Combined Miniature Deterrent Forces) and are injected into the artery of a defecting Russian scientist who has suffered a brain injury and is in a coma from an assassination attempt on his life... The CMDF's Mission... to navigate inside the body of the scientist to get to the brain (within exactly 60 minutes) where Dr. Duval and the team of the «Proteus» will attempt to dissolve to coagulum with a laser beam and get back to the center of the patient's body before everything starts growing back to its original size.

Most schools will not assist children in applying their sunscreen as teachers face time pressures and concerns over child abuse is a huge deterrent that comes with strong advice from local authority education departments and trade unions.

A low starting salary can also serve as a deterrent to those considering the teaching profession and could potentially keep talented new graduates from pursuing teaching roles.

In doing so, potential recruits dissociate the network from the convoluted requirements of traditional public schools, a factor that is considered a deterrent, as discussed as earlier in this paper.

Other reasons cited for the steady decline in bookshops are high rent (which has made it difficult to maintain a high street presence of late for the owners), parking fees — another factor that too is acting as a deterrent for buyers to actually travel to the bookshops — and supermarkets offering steep discounts on books and periodicals, luring customers away from the bookshops.

The substantial risk from these interrelated forces — drawdowns and the crowded trade — act as a very practical and meaningful deterrent to more widespread adoption of a momentum investing strategy, even though it has been proven to be robustly profitable.

However, it could prove a deterrent to a takeover approach, for example — but I didn't highlight this above, as I think any potential acquirer would also seek out / require assurances of support from a majority of breeders (& buyers) anyway.

This combination is not only great fun for cats, but also acts as a training tool and deterrent from clawing and scratching furniture.

Cover sandboxes to keep neighborhood cats out of them, and consider using other deterrents in your garden and yard to prevent animals from using your yard as a bathroom.

Other aversion deterrents are usually scent - based — some folks have had success keeping cats away from garden beds with things like citrus peels and eucalyptus, and recently I've seen people using mulch as a deterrent.

Each bundle includes a mix of popular pet care items from the company, such as shampoo, training pads and diapers, flea and tick spray, NO CHEW deterrent and cat litter box deodorizer.

As a safety net to avoid problems if something unexpected happens, and also as a deterrent to keep John Q. Public from wandering over and trying to pet your dAs a safety net to avoid problems if something unexpected happens, and also as a deterrent to keep John Q. Public from wandering over and trying to pet your das a deterrent to keep John Q. Public from wandering over and trying to pet your dog

To help reduce conflict in the community, the organization provides information for humane ways to keep cats out of your yard, including fencing options, using scented plants as a deterrent, and how to build outdoor litter boxes that will help keep cats from digging in your garden.

Aside from providing more stimulation, I would recommend coating the wall with a chewing deterrent such as Bitter Apple, which most dogs find unappealing, and also completely ignoring the behavior for a week or so to see if he will stop naturally without the encouragement of it attracting your attention.

Window glass is not a deterrent to this spectrum of light either, so the dog should be kept away from sunny windows and shielded from the sunlight in the car as well.

With the holidays approaching, you could also use these deterrents on holiday tree skirts as well as the lower branches to discourage your cats from chewing on or climbing into them.

If you want to stop your kitten from suckling on an inanimate object you can try using deterrents such as Bitter Apple, which simply gives the object a bad taste.

In a sense, it does promote healthy dog chewing, as it is a deterrent from chewing on inappropriate objects.

Sticky Paws and other products are designed as deterrents, to discourage cats from using furniture instead of their new scratcher.

Aside from worries about violence, my friends had also cited the long lines to return to the US as a deterrent for crossing the border, and the congestion on this particular evening was no different.

The seven to nine - hour drive down bad roads by van (from 700 pesos [Dh60] per person) from Puerto Princesa also works as a deterrent, but is quite worth the trouble.

As the world we live in changes from a «deterrent state» to the heightened vigilance of today's «preventative state,» our construction, he argues, must also change.

They differ from the general and specific damages, because rather than make the plaintiff whole, the punitive damages are put in place as a deterrent and warning to the defendant.

The second, however, remains a challenge, particularly as one moves away from relying on the knowledge of the possibility of ex post adjudication and punishment having a deterrent effect, and towards ex ante identification and intercession.

Moreover, this will act as a deterrent to cyber-criminals looking to take advantage of the lack of regulations within the ICO market in order to steal from their unsuspecting investors.