Sentences with phrase «strong deterrent»

The adversarial flip side can be a very strong deterrent and motivating force that drives the mediation process, but only if the mediators can fairly protect the interests of both parties.

Being under FTC order is a pretty strong deterrent for most companies.

The fear of getting caught red - handed is a pretty strong deterrent for most people, but 74 % of men say they'd step out on their partners if they knew they'd be able to get away with it.

I don't beleieve anyone has yet been required by law to write a tome on court procedure, for instance... though it might be a sentencing innovation with strong deterrent effect: --RRB-

«Ontario needs much stronger deterrents for unethical behaviour and a regulator that isn't afraid to throw the book at the small number rule breakers.»

It resulted in the conviction of two people, it resulted in a very complex area of law being clarified and it sent an extremely strong deterrent to other people.»

That's a really strong deterrent for doing anything crazy,» she says.

The amendments follow concernsraised in the DCA consultation paper, Increasing Penalties for Deliberate and Wilful Misuse of Personal Data, launched last July, and in an earlier information Commissioner's Office report that existing penalties were an insufficiently strong deterrent.

«That's a pretty strong deterrent to software plaintiffs whose patent isn't directed to specific new computer technology.»

«Ontario needs much stronger deterrents for unethical behaviour and a regulator that isn't afraid to throw the book at the small number rule breakers.»

Without a strong deterrent, potential foes incur less risk when they test that line.

The amassing of such a military force on the Syrian and Turkish borders, in addition to the forces available in Saudi Arabia, would be a strong deterrent that might lead to a peaceful settlement.

Incidents of domestic violence in the family can be a strong deterrent to joint custody, but the court's goal is to keep both parents as actively involved in their child's life as possible.

Poloncarz added, «This task force will serve as a strong deterrent against local providers» taking advantage of the system and, in instances when we identify waste, fraud or abuse, we now will have the ability to actually recover improper or illegal payments made to these providers.

In addition to serving as a strong deterrent against local providers» taking advantage of the system, in instances when we identify waste, fraud or abuse, we now will have the ability to recover improper or illegal payments made to these providers.

Additionally, the public presence of the unit will act as a strong deterrent to future waste, fraud, and abuse by providers.

Huff has said she's convinced the cameras would be a strong deterrent to crime and drug dealing — and she's expressed frustration that it's taking so long to complete the project.

Even for academics with the right set of skills, university culture can be a strong deterrent.

The thought of so much competition — and a high likelihood of rejection — is a strong deterrent.

Fences need not be overly expensive or intrusive — in fact, most of the time it is the impression of security which they give which is the strongest deterrent of criminal activity.

This arrangement would be a strong deterrent to states and districts that wish to continue their current approaches to funding their most disadvantaged schools.

If this does not work a stronger deterrent can be to keep a water mister to hand and when you catch your rabbit spray a mist of cold water over them.

If this does not work a stronger deterrent can be to keep a water mister to hand and when you catch your rabbit chewing or scratching spray a mist of cold water over them.

If this does not work a stronger deterrent can be used such as a water mister, keep this to hand and when you catch your rabbit being naughty spray a mist of cold water over them.

It hardly obstructs the view and is a strong deterrent to intruders.

The result is more clean - up for the owner, and for many owners, this mess is strong deterrent to providing loose hay.

Sub par to moderately effective visuals and sound could wind up being a strong deterrent to players wanting to check out «Breach.»

The lack of a strong deterrent for Ultima Online criminals would have wiped out the player base, but the game also lost much of its unique «dangerous real world» feel.

But it is a strong deterrent and should take even the most computer illiterate person less than five minutes to setup.

In practice however, Criminal Investigation will be reserved for cases where HMRC wants to send a strong deterrent message or where the conduct involved is such that HMRC thinks that only a criminal sanction is appropriate.

In practice however, Criminal Investigation will be reserved for cases where HMRC wants to send a strong deterrent message...

David Smith, deputy information commissioner, says: «The prospect of substantial fines for deliberate or reckless breaches of the data protection principles will act as a strong deterrent and help ensure organisations take their data protection obligations more seriously.»

Some commentators have suggested that the outcome in Norscot is unjust, that it is a strong deterrent to arbitration, and is even potentially damaging to the third party funding industry (Duarte G. Henriques, BCH lawyers).

This produces a strong deterrent effect, which is one of the goals of the criminal justice system.

In a statement in the trial court, Adobe urged the trial judge, Richard Roberts, to «impose the maximum possible sentence on this offender in order to send a strong deterrent message to others.»

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«We commend the Provincial Government and the PEI Superintendent of Securities for demonstrating leadership by providing IIROC with important tools that strengthen our enforcement abilities and sending a strong deterrent message to potential wrongdoers.

While getting exercise, eating well, and getting plenty of sleep can help the frequent business traveler stay well, the high cost of rescheduling travel is a strong deterrent to canceling a trip when they do get sick.

While getting exercise, eating well, and getting plenty of sleep can help the frequent business traveler stay well, the high cost of rescheduling travel is a strong deterrent to canceling a -LSB-...]

If a fine had been levied at the time of the settlement, it might well have served as a stronger deterrent against any future breaches.

«It's not that any process by itself is ever going to find every single thing,» but it will be a strong deterrent to stop developers who are «doing bad things» and help Facebook track down what users» data was mishandled, he added.

(The party would even have to post bond beforehand — a strong deterrent for trolls.)

Our random drug testing service establishes a consistent program for employee drug testing on an unannounced, unpredictable basis — thus serving as a strong deterrent to drug use.

Incidents of domestic violence in the family can be a strong deterrent to joint custody, but the court's goal is to keep both parents as actively involved in their child's life as possible.

For a person with few resources, an expensive therapist that isn't helpful is going to be a strong deterrent to ever getting a second therapist.