Sentences with phrase «deterrent in»

That hasn't been a deterrent in leasing.

Also, I think a deterrent in getting constructive feedback can be the «eagerness» you portray.

While it may seem as if little or no experience is a deterrent in getting you the job, it is actually not a hindrance at all.

Unfortunately, displaying modesty and anxiety during a job search can be a deterrent in gaining traction.

FDI Cap of 26 % will not act as a deterrent in case of foreign funding for Religare Health Insurance.

However, he disparaged the asymmetry of institutional power which has been a deterrent in establishing a successful democracy in the country, «Now there is an increasing dependence on «super men», the big leaders, the messiahs.

Law.com bloggers and co-hosts J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi welcome piracy law expert Professor Samuel P. Menefee, Maury Fellow at University of Virgina's Center for Ocean Law and Policy, and Joseph R. McFaul, a partner with Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold and a retired commander in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve, to explore the legal issues surrounding piracy on the high seas and the future of the captured pirate and how this case could be a deterrent in other incidents of piracy.

The Intervenor's primary submission is that it is essential that this Honourable Court fashion a sentence that provides a strong general deterrent in order to fulfill the purpose of the assisted suicide provisions in Section 241 (b) of the Criminal Code: to preserve life and protect vulnerable persons.

There would seem to be little vapor deterrent in the manner of DEET.

The company has tested shark deterrent in South African waters and cites testimonials and research papers addressing the effectiveness of «electroreception» in sharks.

NPS Photo / M. Bradburn: Park staff use flares in rare circumstances as a deterrent in wildlife interactions on the coast.

Start feeding garlic one month before the start of flea season and you'll find it's an effective deterrent in your flea prevention tool kit.

, apple cider vinegar and citronella (which is used as a deterrent in bark - collars because dogs hate the smell!).

«The lineup for some can be an incredible deterrent in the morning,» said Jessica Mills, director of brand and digital operations for Starbucks Canada.

«Year - in and year - out, speed cameras have proven to be an effective deterrent in combating speeding violations and curbing reckless behavior in work zones,» said AAA Mid-Atlantic spokesman John Townsend.

This variation may disproportionately affect New Haven residents and act as a deterrent in the city's wider push to facilitate racial and socioeconomic integration.

However, that should not be a deterrent in checking out this set that includes stars such as Fred Astaire in «Royal Wedding» and «Second Chorus,» James Cagney in «Something to Sing About,» Danny Kaye in «The Inspector General,» Frances Langford in «Career Girl,» Irving Berlin's delightful «This is the Army» and the MGM all - star feature «Till the Clouds Roll By.»

Keeping the Trident nuclear weapons system would act as an effective deterrent in preventing threats to UK security, Sir Menzies Campbell has said.

The MP for North Durham cited his belief in the need for a credible nuclear deterrent in his letter to Jeremy Corbyn.

This power of exposure is a far more effective deterrent in many countries, including our own, than the court systems that deliver judgment and not necessarily justice.

These moves could actually escalate a crisis and remove the ultimate reason for having a deterrent in the first place: the ability to strike back.

«But I do not believe in the death penalty, and I do not believe that the death penalty would have acted as a deterrent in this case.»»

During prime minister's questions today, Liberal Democrat leader Menzies Campbell asked whether the Commons vote on Trident would be on «all the options available» and not just on whether Britain should still have a nuclear deterrent in principle.

Or Ed Miliband, a man so desperate for power he is ready to barter away our nuclear deterrent in a backroom deal with the SNP.»

The unification of Germany, which in practice was the incorporation of East Germany into West Germany, sounded alarm bells in Pyongyang: The DPRK should develop a nuclear deterrent in order to survive, not be invaded or annexed by South Korea.

The day after Labour's non-dom announcement, Fallon launched a deliberately excessive attack on Miliband, suggesting he would betray the country by surrendering the Trident nuclear deterrent in order to reach a deal with the Scottish National party: «Miliband stabbed his own brother in the back to become Labour leader.

This factor has also been a deterrent in putting the vehicles on the road.

Rather, she said, harsh sentences can act as a deterrent in unusual, high - publicized cases like Silk Road.

Williams said it would make more sense to him if cryptocurrencies were treated as currencies, and the designation as property is «almost a deterrent in [the] pursuit of mainstream adoption.»

Titan 1 missiles were the first series of multi-stage Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles that the US used as a deterrent in the Cold War.

You also have to consider the effect on the reputation that acts as a deterrent in all our cases.

In my experience, one of the biggest fears and deterrents in the VBAC decision is uterine rupture.

There can be local deterrents in other parts of the country - whether it is over-expensive housing, poor transport links or an unattractive town.

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.

«We await the recommendations of the Committee but it is a clear that there is a fine line that needs to be drawn between the right to Freedom of Expression under Article 10 of the ECHR and the creation of regulatory or statutory protection to ensure that there are effective deterrents in place to stop the influx of inaccurate news stories that are invading our news feeds.»

Not exact matches

But people in and around the video game industry tend to raise issues of economic scale as a deterrent to entry.

«These fighters will have a positive impact on Taiwan's self - defense and would act as a necessary deterrent to China's aggressive military posture across the Asia - Pacific region,» Senators John Cornyn, the assistant majority leader, and James Inhofe, a senior member of the Armed Services Committee, said in a letter to President Donald Trump.

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.

A CCTV system in place could be a good deterrent, you want to make sure its a good quality HD System not the cheap ones, that way if you do need to identify the trespassers its a lot easier.

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.

Despite these findings, executives said increased airport security won't be the biggest deterrent to flying in 2010.

A powerful military deterrent and a resolve to pursue effective diplomacy can prevent war on the Korean peninsula, preserve the lives of the millions living in Seoul (and probably tens of thousands of American service members), and secure American vital national interests in Asia.

In a previous Compas poll, some respondents indicated that our weak securities laws also act as a deterrent to foreign investment.

The CFPB said the proposal would give consumers «a day in court,» have a deterrent effect for companies wanting to avoid group lawsuits, and increase transparency.

The weapons provide a potent deterrent to any U.S. - led military action similar to what occurred in Iraq, Libya or Syria.

In addition to making shoppers feel welcomed, greeters act as a theft deterrent.

«We think this is going to be a really powerful theft deterrent,» Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, said at a software designers conference Monday in San Francisco.

Associated British Foods, which owns the malt drink brand Ovaltine, could look at the business to scale up in a key emerging market, the sources said, although the size of the GSK business could be a deterrent.

The deterrent effect of the available monetary sanctions under agent liability probably exceeds the deterrent effect of enterprise liability because a civil judgment against an agent hurts his reputation more than does a sanction imposed by the firm in private.

Moreover, with some restrictions on holding partnership units in tax - deferred accounts like IRAs, the partnership form has been a deterrent for some would - be investors in KKR.