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He said the United States has enough combat power in its air and naval forces to deter, or respond to, any "aggression. "

This may be enough to deter hostile governments, but insurgents and militias might be less worried.

The prospect of spending years cooped in a spacecraft would not deter people from applying, he said.

Cameron argues that the original 161-minute running time did not deter people from wanting to see more.

The Marines closest to me thought that I had been killed instantly, but that did not deter Corpsman George Grant.

This horrible accident won't deter him. He said he wants to go back into space and I will support him all the way.

But the heavy police presence failed to deter thousands of Raila Odinga supporters from trying to attend the anti-government rally.

This small victory, however, isn't enough to deter the Twilight Remnants from attempting to scorch the forest once more.

The security incidents that have occurred have "failed to deter the determination" of those Iraqis who were eligible to vote early, he said.

Also, as a woman, having a bunch of men knowing you're a clinical nympho probably doesn't help deter unwanted sexual advances.

A woman in Soweto gazes past a length of lace draped to dry on razor wire set up to deter criminals.

Low economies of scale deter some investors, because small, high-tech companies require only a few million euros in capital at a time.

In the shortterm, none of this is likely to deter Russia from reasserting itself inthe Caucasus if it feels inclined to do so.

If somebody was to tell you this, you'd say, "That's total nonsense, " but that wouldn't deter a Freudian.

In the short term, none of this is likely to deter Russia from reasserting itself in the Caucasus if it feels inclined to do so.

Generally, the administration is trying to encourage Chinese investment, not deter it.

She hoped that limiting events to private venues and promotional materials to English would be enough to deter unwanted official attention.

One instinct would be to halt appreciation in an attempt to deter speculative inflows.

Our parents practically pulled their hair out when trying to deter us from something we wanted.

The probability that we may fail in the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause we believe to be just.

Estate agents think the bank holidays will deter viewings, delaying the traditional Easter start of the house hunting season.

The system for visa applicants often appears to have been designed to deter, rather than enable, travel to the west.

"Passing more restrictions on law-abiding citizens will not deter this type of crime, " he said.

The aim, instead, he said, was to "deter further attacks" .

Firms may also choose to maintain excess capacity as a part of a deliberate strategy to deter or prevent entry of new firms.

But in an economy growing by 15% a year (in nominal terms), that floor is unlikely to deter borrowers.

Mr Berlusconi decided that, instead of fighting for his legislation on its merits, he would try to deter voters from participating.

Failure did not deter him from trying again.

It would be ironic if this misdirected measure had the effect of summoning up the very wolf pack it sought to deter.

Neither answer seems to deter Oracle investors, who were cheered by the hiring of H-P's former top boss.

Unfortunately both for Israelis and Lebanese, the strategy did not deter Hizbollah's missiles.

But in an economy growing by 15 % a year (in nominal terms) , that floor is unlikely to deter borrowers .

He knew he'd placed himself in a vulnerable position. But the danger didn't deter him.

They tried to deter the Corinthians, but were drawn into a sea battle, which infuriated the Corinthians.

The bill's absence, however, did not deter the growing enthusiasm from those on the trading floor.

Lawsuits by major music labels and promises by the Chinese government to crack down on Internet piracy have failed to deter the practices.

In some areas, such as Salford and Bolton, CEOs wear head cameras to deter aggressive behaviour, or to record it if it occurs.

Of course, neither this nor the fact that existing foreign investors now have smaller stakes in a bigger company will deter newcomers.

So instead they are relying more on scapegoating prominent wrongdoers in the hope that this will deter others.

This does signal to me that very little will deter you once you get beyond the new moon.

"Evidence suggests that rising prices in China are beginning to deter some large U. S. buyers, " Chan said in a report.

It also suggests why floating rates did not deter cross-border investment.

The flash grenades are designed to rupture in mid-air and produce a loud bang to deter protesters.

Obama told the Australian Parliament on Thursday that the U. S. intends "to deter threats to peace" and will remain an Asia-Pacific power.

They also say they hope the court ruling in their favor may deter other big companies tempted to bully a start-up, as they say Corbis did.

Airlines could also suffer if governments put up taxes to the point where they deter flying.

The news is not expected to deter the central bank from its policy of raising interest rates to tackle inflation.

The thin layer chromatographic method was deter-mined to be the examining method for the related substances of encainide HCI.

Did not deter them in the least.

Brazil's capital-inflow barriers will be constructive at the margin, but are not high enough to deter yield-hungry investors.

Hunan residents prefer to eat just the preserved husk, which seems to deter the fruit's carcinogenic effects, according to recent studies.

Bernard Hickey is quite right when he says what NZ needs is a hefty land tax, which would deter foreign ownership.

It does seem likely that Pyongyang intends its development and advertisement of nuclear weapons capability to deter would-be attackers.

But in an interview with the news agency, Yang said China needed offensive capabilities to deter potential foes.

Done judiciously, a pullback from the war would start restoring America's ability to advance its interests and deter aggression beyond Iraq.

Such information is now held by soul rather than inside of the form to deter against manipulations therein.

Bhutto called it "an attack on democracy" and vowed it would not deter her political campaign.

A valiant attempt to defend her babies does not deter these assailants.

London-based BAE Systems has come up with a prototype device that they hope will deter pirates from attacking ships altogether.

Brazil's 2% tax on foreign equity and debt investments in 2009 did not deter existing HFT firms but did discourage new ones.

Undercover police have been sent to deter abuses by their colleagues, and an ombudsman will investigate complaints.

Cameras were not attracted to them; columnists rarely mentioned them. Yet that did not deter them.

But Dr. Haupt said such "theoretical possibilities" should not deter rapid distribution of an important vaccine.

Cash payment offers made during non trading hours are more likely to deter potential bidders and complete proposed transactions.

But the head of dermatology at the University of Toronto said the study isn't likely to deter fans of the duct tape cure.

However, the panel accepted Beijing's argument that its criminal laws were strong enough to deter piracy.

Bohr let neither the unpredictability nor the nonvisualizability of the quantum jump deter him from advancing the idea.

True as that may be, nothing in the current strategy has appeared to deter Mr Kim from sinking ships or shelling South Korean territory.

The aim is to deter-mine the relevance and fulfillment of objectives, development efficiency, effectiveness, impact and sustainability.

To deter theft, they are fitted with a security gizmo and users will have to pay a credit-card deposit.

They believed the ruse would deter the cats as tigers rarely attack a person from the front.

We are using all the tactics at our disposal to deter any attack on the system and to make sure that the system runs safely today.

A spicebush swallowtail caterpillar in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, shows off eye spots meant to deter predators looking for an easy meal.

The new security features, which take advantage of the latest technology, will further help to deter counterfeiting.

Nuclear weapons have never failed to deter other states -- no matter how powerful those states may be.

The aim of this research was to learn whether SEM is an effective instrument for measuring the deterioration extent and studying deter. . .

Civil society organizations can act as a check on governmental power and deter election losers tempted to thwart the democratic process.

Sultan bin Sulayem, head of Dubai World, said such moves by regulators were discriminatory and would deter him from investing.

state - funded institutions , especially those formerly designated key schools , dominate the market and deter genuine private investment.

Mission: To provide the military forces needed to deter war and to protect the security of the United States.

Its early wars were short, sharp affairs to beat off or deter massive military threats to its existence.

The exchequer should tax earned income heavily enough to deter one-upmanship, they say.

But Porter is stubborn, and imaginative, and does not let the dearth of chatty diaries deter him.

Others argue that the loans should have been at punitive rates, to deter banks from coming to the central bank cap in hand.

Smoking causes cancer, heart attacks and a host of other ailments so worry about modest weight gain shouldn't deter someone from quitting.

A non-state actor such as Hizbullah, inside a weak state such as Lebanon, is much less easy to deter.

And without autocrats to deter illegal migrants, countries will have to rethink their immigration policies.

Equity stakes give bidders an incentive not to overpay while competition between private funds should deter low- balling .

None of this will deter marketers from launching more trials.

If that doesn't deter you, here's a look at some of the best opportunities to make your mark.

However, reservations about intellectual property rights will likely deter Russia from handing China all the contracts.

But 5 percent isn't enough to deter much risky lending, given the huge rewards to financial executives who book short-term profits.

Password complexity policies are designed to deter brute force attacks by increasing the number of possible passwords.

Such limitations may be intended to deter piracy, but they also could render cloud services unappealing to the typical consumer.

Make an example of me to deter other criminals.

Failure did not deter us from trying it again.

Accordingly, a variety of effective measures must be taken to deter such crimes from development.

The first countermove is to lay down more rigid laws and regulations to deter the would-be criminals.

Nevertheless, requiring inspections too frequently will create tremendous burden on building owners and deter compliance.

Repulse after repulse failed to deter Alec, who persisted day by day, at first with a marriage license and holy words.

Yes, the nuclear hawks admit, but nuclear weapons deter a nuclear attack on the United States by other nations.

This inhuman act should not and will not deter us from our calling to represent our constituents and to fulfill our oaths of office.

The law's not enforced now, but if any negative thing happened as a consequence it would deter me.

It would deter investment, distract attention and resources from Darfur and Somalia, and slow down Africa's push for democracy.

Red tape, petty protectionism, restrictive labour laws and confusion between different levels of government deter investment.

The timing of this move underlines China's determination to curb liquidity and deter excessive investment.

But John tried to deter him, saying, "I need to be baptized by you, and do you come to me? "

It will save time of fighting and will deter in many cases a potential enemy from really launching an attack.

So vessels under the alliance's command (except British and American ones) can only "protect and deter" .

In a bid to deter jailbreaks during the 2002 World Cup, Thai prisons will allow inmates to watch the matches on television, officials said.

Collaborating with international agencies and organizations to deter violence against women globally.

It has long been known that green tea has the ability to kill bacteria and is known to deter food poisoning.

The proposed changes have brought claims from the oil industry that they introduce unnecessary uncertainty and will deter investment.

People seeking jobs on TheLadders pay a monthly fee of $35, enough to deter the eager but unqualified.

However, I believe this will not deter China from a long-term goal of pursuing such an endgame.

Little by little, it has guided up interest rates, reined in bank lending and introduced a series of rules to deter real estate speculation.

A slumping economy did not deter Chinese from their travels.

The Cyber Command's mission is to deter and protect against cyberspace attacks on military computer systems and networks.

In an opinion poll on April 20th, 57% thought tougher policies would not deter boat people.

But even among Europe's stronger economies, the political bias is to promote investment from China, not deter it (see article).

The U. S. Navy already had ships in the area to deter terrorism and train with African navies. U. S.

Campaigners against sexual and domestic violence are concerned that it will deter victims from pressing charges.

But the larger the percentage of the national income taken by taxes the greater the deter- rent to private production and employment.

And recent government steps to rein in overseas buyers by increasing stamp duties on residential properties could deter some Chinese buyers.

"The measure will help increase budget revenues and deter consumption, to the benefit of public health, " a ministry statement said.

Other critics believe the higher cost of living and tuition will also deter Chinese students.

Bioluminescent flashing in fireflies, while primarily a sexual signal, is known to deter some predators while attracting others.

"We have to deter the misinformation by making counter propaganda, " stressed the Muslim leader.

One of the bombers' aims is to deter people from voting.

Rich countries fear that, apart from the trouble and expense of putting pirates on trial, convictions will not deter them.

They had waged war on us for eight years so we Iraqis had a right to deter them.

Run it invisibly, so you can catch, as well as deter, problem coworkers, visitors, family members, or managers.

Failure in an examination should not deter you from trying again.

Think of something innovative to suggest to solve any lingering problems, and don't let past disagreements over this issue deter you.

The promise of "no first use" would help to legitimatize the strategic role of nuclear weapons: nuclear weapons only deter nuclear attacks.

And the threat of global warming is an obvious example of how government intervention is needed to deter people from overheating the world.

Should banks be cut down to more manageable size, or given a stern talking-to and loaded with capital requirements to deter recklessness?

The bill does make some changes that could be positive. It creates several new procedures to deter or defeat bad patents.

'Being too nice can deter your career progress and muddle your effectiveness as a leader, ' she says.

Failure did not deter him.

(v. 21. ) Paul is determined that nothing shall deter him from doing exactly what God wants.

Such security or equivalent assurance shall not unreasonably deter recourse to these procedures.

Meanwhile, China has announced a number of steps to deter the illegal trade in tigers and reduce demand for tiger parts.

However, Wang Yong, a young estate agent in Shanghai, insists that should not deter buyers.

The country should rely on a high level of armaments to deter or repel attacks on her from the world outside.

A: That works, but planting things like spearmint, southernwood, and tansy could both beautify your yard and deter your invaders.

The naval exercises planned for this weekend aim to deter it from using further bombardments to make that point.

To sum up, mental model deter mines the will, capacity and performance of independent innovation, playing an imperative role.

Any adjustment to the leviable rate shall be deter mined by the State Council.

So the "fundamental role" of its nuclear weapons is indeed to deter nuclear attack, says the US.

If the source of the foreign exchange is inward investors, not exporters, a country can impose capital controls to deter them.

Well aware of this, al-Qaeda has repeatedly tried to deter prospective candidates.

The latest tack, though, is to deter lawsuits and royalty demands by acquiring patent portfolios.

The fundamental problem is that the strategy might actually deter recapitalisation, which surely should be a priority.

Toys may conceivably deter us from acting unethically as they make us think of infants.

The dominant firm makes the threats to the new entrants credible by investing excess capacity, and thereby can deter entry.

These are not to be mistaken for your ego, which may well deter you from going ahead.

On their own, mobiles are not enough to deter crime, the authors stress.

Even so, the protests may deter politicians from the grim task of saving Spain's economy from stagnation and banishing the fear of default.

Evens rejected the previous government's claim that detention would deter illegal immigration to Australia.

Police departments swear, and studies indicate, that the robocams (robot cameras) deter people from speeding and running red lights.

In the garden plant perennials such as bee balm, catmint, rosemary and other "strong-smelling" herbs thought to deter ants and other pests.

The risk of sadness may deter us from being too impetuous or cavalier, especially in relationships or with other things we value.

First, the perceived risk of radiation may close businesses, deter investment and hamper rebuilding.

To deter China, the US has been shifting the weight of its air and sea power from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

Harsher jail conditions do nothing to deter prisoners from reoffending.

Bay leaves can also be placed in cabinets, drawers and containers to further deter those pesky critters.

Economists worry that, together with the new pension, it will deter small businesses from joining the formal economy.

Countries from Brazil to South Korea have introduced a plethora of taxes and restrictions to deter foreign inflows.

The chief aims of the penal system are to deter the potential lawbreaker and to reform the convicted offender.

No amount of manifest absurdity. . . could deter those who wanted to believe from believing.

Prosecutors might hope vagueness will deter, but instead it erodes respect for the law.

Any terrorist attack would badly hurt Kenya's already shaky tourist industry and may well deter foreign investors.

In those cases, our partnerships can become power coalitions to constrain or deter those negative actions.

Pro-choice groups fear that Dr Tiller's murder will deter doctors from providing abortions and women from seeking them.

Seffrin said. "Yet this research suggests that college may actually encourage, rather than deter, social deviance and risk-taking. "

But forcing people to pay for the privilege of potentially paying for goods could deter shoppers altogether.

Rescue the hostage that the pirate is detained currently by Somalia , deter their acquisition from redeeming money to the full.

One local business woman, exasperated with people stealing her sign has taken to adding another "g" in the hope it will deter thieves.

Ms Gillard claimed the Malaysia deal was designed to thwart people-smugglers, and to deter people from dangerous sea voyages.

That level of sentence is justified both to deter others from becoming too creative with the accounts and on the grounds of societal equity.

The blast at the recruitment center appears calculated to deter Iraqis from filling that void.

About 28-thousand U. S. forces are stationed in South Korea to help deter a repeat of North Korea's 1950 surprise attack.

The method is simple, convenient, reliability and can be as a kind of method to deter. . .

There was at any rate no anger there to deter him.

will definitely deter local economy from moving forward, thus causing great losses to local people.

Fees, they allege, deter potential students, especially from poor families.

Would higher prices deter school-leavers, particularly poor ones, from further study?

Higher taxes on wages can deter some people, especially second-earners and lone parents, from working.

This, they argue, would deter speculators from hoarding empty property and help bring prices down.

"This is a proven law enforcement tactic to fight and deter crime, one that is authorized by criminal procedure law, " he said.

But while the sector may become more competitive, regulatory shoals are likely to deter adventurous journalism and investors.

I'll punish you to deter you from stealing again.

Blood oranges are out of season now, but don't let that deter you.

First and foremost our debt will not deter military expenditures as far as new equipment for the most part.

Extreme price volatility might also deter people from investing in green technology.

Likewise, David Vitter's visits to a prostitute didn't deter Louisianans from reelecting him.

So many employees are spending their time trading stocks online that some companies have introduced fines to deter them.

The state-run China Daily headlined: "False charges deter lending elderly hand. "

The rough concrete walls deter idle leaning; the constant overhead light inhibits sleep.

Redtape, pettyprotectionism, restrictive labour laws and confusionbetweendifferent levels of government deter investment.

The raison d'etre for a strategic weapon is to deter.

Closed-circuit television system to deter criminals and reduce social chaos has an important role.

It could also deter the other partner from fighting to save their marriage.

Popped bubbles and losses must occur to deter speculation and compel investors to evaluate risk.

To deter any protests, police security during the NPC was even heavier than usual.

To deter motorists from disobeying traffic signals, 39 red-light camera systems were installed at signalised road junctions.

I could not deter him from going there.

Yes, I know the word gerunding doesn't exist, but since when did such a concern deter those who go gerunding?

The Iranians deny this but make no secret of wanting to humble the superpower in Iraq, if only to deter it from attacking them too.

Face war, people naturally wondered to armor to protect themselves, deter enemies.

Chile was trying to deter short-term capital inflows in the early 1990s, for example.

As world nears 7 billion population mark, high birth rates deter nations from achieving better maternal and child health outcomes.

Tension and instability would deter trade and investment, slowing the region's growth.

One poor year is unlikely to deter banks from pursuing their growth strategies in commodities.

Don't let the bland exterior of Saint Roch Church deter you from a visit.

Can anything deter Iran from its nuclear ambitions?

The new policy narrows the range of threats the Pentagon will seek to deter with nuclear weapons.

It's time for Japan to rely upon its own military to deter its potential enemies.

Yet their high marginal tax rates are helping to deter investment in new production capacity.

To deter such incidents, the authorities have imposed massive security.

"perhaps it will deter a few people, " tom responded.

More regulation might possibly deter them from handling the proceeds of misrule.

I told her (Cherie), if properly handled, the death penalty can deter crime and save lives.

But danger and noisome corridors don't deter tourists bored with churches and monuments.

America should give mortgage lenders a claim on more than just the borrower's house, so as to deter speculative buying.

Among other things, Oberholzer-Gee and Strumpf argue that file sharing has done nothing to deter the production of books, music, and films.

The warships may also deter illegal fishing in Somali waters and the dumping of toxic waste.

U. N ships carrying aid to Somalia are escorted by the French navy to deter pirates.

METHODS: The salivary drug concentration and blood drug level of gentamicin of15volunteer cases were deter- mined by radioimmunoassay.

India's Tata Steel is considering its options, though its heavy debts may deter it from bidding.

It follows that the West must prepare for war with China, hoping thereby to deter it.

We all benefit from better courts, which deter crime and remove public threats from the streets.

Such transactions account for only 1% to 2% of total turnover and don't deter non-immigration-related demand from wealthy mainland Chinese.

practice gradually established in the practice of international trade to deter frauds in the use of letters of credit.

Limit pricing refers to the pricing by incumbent firm(s) to deter or inhibit entry or the expansion of fringe firms.

To deter fraudsters no repayments will be processed automatically.

More regulation, in finance and beyond, could deter innovation.

If the MQM meant to deter General Musharraf's opponents with violence, it failed.

That Gaia is made up of many purely mechanical circuits shouldn't deter us from applying the label of life.

But at present the weak job market may deter some families from making the move to Kalamazoo.

Burn all sensitive documents. Not only will this deter spies, it is also amusing as it contributes to global warming.

the chief aims are to deter the potential law-breaker, and to reform the convicted offenders.

Such criticism doesn't deter Mr Hung and his colleagues, who claim they run an ethical business.

A related anxiety that may deter companies from using the new rules is the potential to provoke retaliation by rivals.

Second, it's believed that Japan's recent military adjustment is aimed to deter China.

Odor also can't deter lovers of 'The Third Man' from following Orson Welles's footsteps down a spiral brick staircase.

As for vending machines, why not make them credit-card operated, if the aim is to deter under-18s?

Union spokesman John Turchiano said panic buttons would deter potentially rowdy guests.

To deter sham handle and a spout, I will use concrete actions to prove I can.