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The sovereign, he said, was an "unfailing rock" who would not be deterred by the "idle chatter" of critics.

The whole country was armed in a few days. 2, Mr. Billings cannot be deterred from his plan. 3, The decision was not taken lightly.

The president said he was not deterred by the problems with the health care bill.

Despite what happened next, Mr. Frans said the organization would not be deterred from its work in Afghanistan.

In practical terms foreign scientists may be deterred from China, as they worry about getting caught up in scandals.

Simply because political leadership in Liberia had always been a "boys' club" didn't mean it was right, and I was not deterred.

They said the placement deterred a few media outlets from criticizing the authorities.

This question has probably deterred most wise men, young Arthur at it, this seems to be impossible to have the answer to problems.

Even if I were to tell you they were all wrong, you would not be deterred.

But a serious constitutionalist cannot be deterred by cries of "it's irresponsible to shut down the government! "

It was neither a contempt for Tess's nature, nor the probable state of her heart, which deterred him.

No such scruples, of course, deterred Mr Thaksin's family from selling out to a foreign bidder, and a state-owned one at that.

And Germany's legal system has allowed media firms to demand mass prosecutions of file-sharers, which seems to have deterred piracy.

Divers tried to enter the mineshaft but were deterred by the dark and complex network of tunnels.

The company's tricky position has so far not deterred investors from piling into its New York-listed shares.

This tendency toward corruption cannot be deterred without a genuine reform of the post-quake planning process toward democratization.

Though gas meters were considered more difficult to tamper with, this had not deterred some ambitious freeloaders.

Not to be deterred the operator returned four weeks later with a lower guidance price to ensure the listing took off.

Therefore we ask of you not to be deterred or disturbed by feelings of "LIGHT - headedness'. "

The recent bird flu outbreak had not deterred consumers from buying live chickens.

Israel has deterred its enemies mainly by relying on a mighty conventional army to react with much greater force to any provocation.

But with my irrational sense of urgency this weekend, I can't concentrate on anything but the road ahead, and can't be deterred.

Consumers in another town are attracted by the size of the town and deterred by the distance to be travelled.

Ms. Karamanian says the public debate about capital punishment used to be about whether it deterred crime.

Such an image draws attention to the fact that people tend to be distracted by immediate benefits, or deterred by present difficulties.

An evening merely cold or damp would not have deterred her from her trip.

Many offer scholarships to high achievers and poor students who might be deterred by the new charges.

The prospect of worse wages and benefits has not deterred him: what he craves is protection from the swings of the economic cycle.

Although rebel spokesmen claim to have warned known Qaddafi partisans to stay in their houses, some are clearly not deterred.

Mr. Billings cannot be deterred from his plan.

Steve Alloy, another Virginia builder, recalls how the talk of America defaulting deterred many of his customers.

The people across the country will not be deterred by this major disaster, there will not be immediate destroyed by the tragedy.

He was not deterred by the danger of my making mistakes, he was not alarmed at the prospect of my encountering sorrow.

Advocates of the approach say children can be deterred from seeking sexual health services if they have to travel to community centres.

John Kelly, the young man who died in Irvington, seemed determined not to be deterred.

I have been deterred from doing this by the argument that I should thus be advising him to cast away his only adherents.

That's what civilization is like. Without imagination, without the erotic, it would be deterred.

It appears Safe began diversifying into equities early in 2007 and, rather than being deterred by the subprime crisis, it continued to buy.

Without such protection, sources may be deterred from assisting the press in informing the public on matters of public interest.

Coral reefs around the world are threatened. Coral larvae could be deterred by noise from human sources.

They fear a theocratic regime that embraces the Shia tradition of martyrdom may not be deterred by a nuclear balance of terror.

He also deterred his guards from "putting on airs and accepting privileges" in their unique position as the Chairman's closest attendants.

Employees have lockers in which to store personal addenda, and are deterred from creating paper waste, there's not a trash can in sight.

However , European M&A activity weakened for the fifth consecutive quarter as sovereign debt worries deterred corporate acquisitions .

Please do not be deterred by our words, but please also do not forget them.

Despite their strong handshakes and leadership training, businessmen are skittish creatures, easily demoralised and deterred.

We used choice tests to determine whether flashing lights attracted or deterred spiders from attacking palatable prey.

But the crisis has not deterred the authorities from pursuing other ethanol distilling projects and biofuel experiments.

Charles Chaplin wasn't deterred by poverty or fate while worked hard to climb the peak of the art, which is worth to be learn from.

They investors should take a long? term view and should not be deterred by current investment woes.

Victims are often deterred even from reporting them for fear of shaming their families or receiving a brush-off from police.

Succeeding generations of youthful American males are not deterred in the slightest by this terrifying pattern of divorce and death.

When satellites are military tools of strategic significance, should attacks on them be deterred with the threat of nuclear retaliation?

She found that each execution deterred on average three murders, and that swift executions deterred even more.

Improvements in rural infrastructure were being held back by government policies which deterred private investment.

Parker told VOA she would not be deterred by terrorism.

Oil companies also have been deterred by heavy taxes that provide little incentive to invest in new production.

Despite your self-destruction threat, we will not be deterred. Let's see what you're hiding.

Australia's government refuses to recognise Mr Casley's claim, but this has not deterred him or his subjects.

That has not deterred Beijing from its fifth-generation fighter programme to develop a competitor to the Lockheed Martin F-22 and F-35.

This kind of opposition deterred even an overwhelmingly Democratic Congress from passing card-check.

These two problems directly influenced the load factor, deterred the whole network from playing fully its transport capacity.

But this decision was deterred because the Red-crowned Crane's Latin name is called "Japanese Crane. "

But criticism has not deterred Mr. Ruan, the local party secretary, who has vowed to keep his foot on the shovel.

Nobody is driven in to war by ignorance, and no one who thinks he will gain anything from it is deterred by fear -- Hermocrates of Syracuse.

So if you want to work on hardware, don't be deterred from doing it because you worry investors will discriminate against you.

Fresh investment, both foreign and domestic, is deterred by Russia's poor business climate, which shows little sign of changing.

But they are deterred from doing so by a mixture of arrogance and fear of diluting their simple message of adherence to the faith.

But Hubbard and his Scientologists have not been deterred.

Not deterred, in 2004 he co-founded Sexual Minorities Uganda to campaign against the anti-homosexuality bill and general prejudice.

Roadside bombs in the neighborhood are a continuing hazard but have not deterred shoppers.

Lack of portlet portability and the associated vendor lock-in deterred businesses from buying portal servers.

Revenge is sweet: The extreme actions of the person who left this stern note haven't deterred this food thief.

New Lebanese immigrants are unlikely to be deterred.

"The evil" behind Global Terror should face with sanctions and it shall be deterred with international laws and military force.

Also unquantifiable is the innovation that may be deterred by regulation.

Like many travelers, I was deterred by opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's calls for a tourism boycott.

These restrictions, and uncertainty over how foreign direct investment is measured by the government, have deterred many foreign retailers.

Great country, will not be deterred this small problem, right?

He thinks too many French managers are deterred from starting their own business by the red tape involved.

He dismissed the claim that Hamas had "learned its lesson" and would be deterred from firing at Israel in the future.

The cold air permeating the market has not deterred the weekend crowds.

Buffet asserts that taxing capital income has never deterred anyone from investing.

It defies common sense to think that Chinese officials won't be deterred at all by Zheng's demise.

Is not easily deterred when obstacles or delays are encountered.

The development of Iran's gas industry has been hampered by years of sanctions which have deterred foreign investors.

People who recognize this situation are deterred from starting new enterprises.

Some were deterred by the Taliban, who said they would chop off voters' fingers, and around 400 attacks on polling day.

But it reflects risks that have deterred others.

No reprisals, however bloody, upon hostages or villages deterred them.

You can't be one of those people who gets deterred when the first solution doesn't work.

Many Lib Dems and others worry that students from poor backgrounds will be deterred by much higher fees.

Those obstacles have not deterred several new firms that hope to strike it rich with uranium.

There is almost no HFT on HKEx's cash equities market, largely because the territory's stamp duty has so far deterred such traders.

Mostly, though, it is thought that heavy rain and high winds have made crops hard to handle and have deterred aliens and humans alike.

I was deterred from emigrating by the thought of leaving my family.

Companies that had looked into buying a bank, such as Wal-Mart, could be deterred by the prospect of falling under Fed control.

I will not be deterred by any difficulties, nor be surrendered by any threats.

But towns are not deterred from opening their doors to festivals or creating their own.

But this has not deterred thousands if not millions of people from scheduling weddings and attempting to schedule childbirths on August 8.

Would-be buyers are not deterred.

Two powers are deterred from attacking each other because of the unacceptable damage that would result from the victim's retaliation.

And in any case, he is unlikely to be deterred by diplomatic niceties .

Of course the man's prowess encouraged the deterred tourists in the courtyard.

Fear of repression also deterred mass action; all general strikes in the past few years have flopped.

Even if a restaurant serves delicious, high class cuisine, people will still be deterred if its toilets are dirty.

Do not be deterred from taking part in Sunday Mass, and help others to discover it too.

They enable the proper communication of information so that wrongdoing is not only detected but deterred.

Although the role of Chow has been slashed, many cinema goers were not deterred .

Can you feel the real purpose in your life? It is not in any hurry, and it cannot be deterred by anything.

Investors keen to buy into markets where prices have already risen are not deterred by a small levy.

They are deterred from dealing in drugs by fear of severe punishment.

People were deterred from taking legal action because it was expensive and lengthy.

That experience hasn't deterred Ms. Dell'Orco from pressing for changes.

Mutual assured destruction deterred the Soviets, didn't it?

You are playing for keeps today and won't be deterred from your goal.

Michael was disappointed but not deterred.

The heavy rain deterred her from going out.

An overheated property market and vast overcapacity in industries such as steel have not deterred new lending.

But is anyone ever deterred from taking part in amateur theatricals by the consideration that he cannot act well?

But is anyone ever deterred from taking part in amateur theatricals by the consideration that he cannot act well?

He's not deterred by rumors. 27. It's time to clear the air.

Aim To study the actual combustion law of deterred propellant charge in bore.

Study of Low Temperature Coefficient Mechanism of Polymer Deterred Propellants

Physical and Mechanical Properties of Energy-Increased Deterred Propellant

Potential Equilibrium Theory Simulation of Deep-deterred Oblate Spherical Powder Mixed Propelling Charge

A fearless, crusading newspaper exposes corruption in high places without being deterred by the danger of reprisal

Experimental Study on Thermal Decomposition Performance of Deterred Gun Propellant

High Energy Deterred Propellant Using for Propulsion of Guided Missile

Fear of the snarling watchdog deterred the salesman from entering the house

Fear of the snarling watchdog deterred the salesman from entering the house