Sentences with phrase «real deterrent»
Vettese did say however that reducing the clawback rate (currently 15 %) could be a positive change since the current system is a real deterrent to staying in the work force past traditional retirement age.
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People who argue guns aren't effective deterrents are basically arguing that the police themselves are impotent and provide no real deterrent to criminals, which of course is total nonsense.
«The idea that taxpayer dollars can't be used for settlements is a real deterrent effect with officials but if right now if they think the government is going to pay if they get sued or if a claim is filed, that's a little different than if its coming out of your own pocket,» Smith said.
Many people and organisations expressed the view that the cost of a campaign was a real deterrent.»
However, it's a pain to prepare, which can be a real deterrent to including it in your diet.
Peeling and chopping squash and root veggies can be a real deterrent to including them in your diet.
In other words, no real deterrent for the publisher.
Vettese did say however that reducing the clawback rate (currently 15 %) could be a positive change since the current system is a real deterrent to staying in the work force past traditional retirement age.
Their size alone is their real deterrent but they lack any real intent.
It is likely that such low fines and lack of funding as well as limited discretion for enforcement will be the real deterrent — to enforcement by the department.
[3] In reality the «25 %» costs penalty is in fact not a real deterrent to a losing brand, given the potential financial benefits of a win in the second case.
The civil liability for negligence is inadequate: it is usually covered by insurance or through the uninsured motorist provisions, and so does not carry with it any real deterrent effect.
That's okay for adult consumers who can afford to spend more money make purchasing decisions as individuals, but for school districts with tight budgets and poor students, that lack of flexibility is a real deterrent.