Sentences with phrase «deterrent from»

Hosted services can not guarantee your information / data will not be combed by government agencies; a big deterrent from using U.S.A. based services to those in other countries.

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

These coins are lost if miners bet on a block that isn't chosen, providing a deterrent from people maliciously betting on bad blocks.

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.

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

The Bark Genie ™ Handheld Ultrasonic Bark Deterrent from First Alert is designed to minimize excessive barking.

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

This is a certainly a deterrent from selling.

If can take advantage of one or both of these offers, we believe the annual fee should not be a major deterrent from applying.

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.

The main deterrent from purchasing the Toyota Corolla though, could be its engine.

State standards are interpreted differently by classroom teachers and can be a deterrent from taking the time to do «something else» like integrating technology.

Multiplayer is fun but unnecessary deterrent from the main game, which is excellent overall.

Most of us have things that we're always working on improving so don't let that be a deterrent from joining this site.

Defence secretary Liam Fox faces being forced to make sweeping cuts to conventional forces after the Treasury repeated its refusal to pay for Britain's nuclear deterrent from its own coffers.

Most importantly, do not allow EIB to become a deterrent from exercise.

Knowing that there's a potential dinner in the fridge is a huge deterrent from ordering take - out.

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

Taxes are often a deterrent from investing and saving.

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

The Scottish National Party has declared its intention to remove Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent from its soil if the referendum passes, but the newly independent nation would need some kind of defence force.

The survey also found that other deterrents from fostering include people not feeling confident they can look after a foster child, and not having any training on how to be a foster carer could be an issue.

Without a doubt, one of the biggest deterrents from solo travel is the fear of feeling lonely.

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This social deterrent prevents tons of would - be entrepreneurs from creating startups.

In this way, knowledge, experience and theory have limitations and can be deterrents to seizing and keeping up with unexpected changes arisng from the present arrangement.

Deterrents like these along with private property signage can be enough to keep trespassers away from a site.

Rippleshot (www.rippleshot.com) is a company started several years ago at 1871 that provides fraud - deterrent services to help merchants and card issuers protect themselves from stolen credit card numbers in ways they can't do alone.

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.

A ban from participating in the government's mortgage insurance programs would be a better deterrent.

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.

He considers the H - bomb, of which he has been called «the father,» to be the only deterrent to nuclear war; compared to all - out war, any loss of life from testing is insignificant.

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.

As soon as it becomes unnecessary, fear becomes a positive deterrent, and should be entirely removed, as dead flesh is removed from living tissue.

Was a beautiful sunny day today drying out from the few days of torrential rain and the warmth was not a deterrent for this soup!

After going gluten - free I went through a phase of eating gluten - free pasta here and there, and while there are some good brands the cost alone is enough of a deterrent to keep it from becoming a regular dietary staple.

The brand doesn't sell replacement pads individually for this curler, but you can borrow from the replacement pads for the Shiseido, so it's not a huge deterrent.

It's association with «Doubting Thomas» from the Bible is also a deterrent for some dads.

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

We had a few days of sleep training around 9 months and while I boil it down to such simple terms, sleep was one of the biggest challenges and one of the deterrents that's keeping us from planning another right now.

Commenting on today's government consultation paper on «Strengthening Tax Avoidance Sanctions and Deterrents», John Cullinane, Tax Policy Director of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, said: «This is the latest in a series of measures cracking down on those who profit from tax avoidance schemes.

The nuclear deterrent represents North Korea's only security guarantee, which it would trade only for very high concessions from the United States.

The regime's chance for survival then relied on either developing a nuclear deterrent or receiving security guarantees from the United States.

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.

But here, the most effective deterrent is to secure an oath of allegiance from the tribes.

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.

From 1994 the Royal Navy's Vanguard - class submarines, equipped with the Trident weapons system, succeeded the Polaris missile boats which had maintained a continuous strategic nuclear deterrent for the United Kingdom for almost 30 years.

When we face a new threat to our country from terrorist organisations, destabilised regions of the world or cyber attacks, is a nuclear deterrent designed for the Cold War era still relevant?