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Another potential deterrent was that the flask had been damaged and later restored.

Analysts said the high consumer price index (CPI) in recent months had been a deterrent for an increase in oil prices.

On the face of things, capital punishment ought to be the ultimate deterrent. But it does not seem to be.

Col. David Lapan, the Pentagon spokesman, said the exercise was meant to be a deterrent to North Korean attacks.

'Do not commit crime. Pay for your fuel' is hardly a deterrent to a criminal who has every intention of driving off without paying.

Polls conducted over the past three years show that less than 20 percent of the public currently says it favors possessing such a deterrent.

The fact that they believed Wall Street was "always doing this" was not a deterrent; it was a recommendation.

Other states, he said, 'must grasp, without the least ambiguity, that we possess a deterrent. '

The board should be able to impose its will, because denying the right to issue additional eurobonds ought to be a powerful deterrent.

It seemed likely that there was no rebel front line anymore, and no real deterrent to Qaddafi's forces.

I said yes because it was a new challenge for me and I believed that it would act as a deterrent to crime.

Requiring someone with an MBA to serve a prison term at a dehumanising maximum-security penitentiary would be a real deterrent.

With such a capability our nuclear capability would be a real deterrent to china and Pakistan.

The Royal Navy's primary mission during the Cold War, excluding the nuclear deterrent role, was that of anti-submarine warfare (ASW).

Moreover, the severe penalty of the deterrent effect is often caused by the French omissions offset chances.

The stigma associated with incarceration serves as a greater deterrent than a fine that can be passed along as the cost of doing business.

S. went ahead with plans to build a missile defense system that he said appeared to be designed to neutralize Russia's nuclear deterrent.

The night air is usually cool enough to serve as a deterrent to mold growth.

This means that the fines are not sufficient and that too much electricity is given, which will not act as a deterrent at all.

Even with economies of scale the increased cost of production is likely to be a deterrent to establishing an affiliate.

If that were true, it would indicate China's intention to use its ballistic-missile submarines as an active part of its nuclear deterrent.

Though you're free to opt out, the knowledge that what you say may be seen by the people you know is a big deterrent to trollish behavior.

A bigger deterrent, however, is likely to have been disapproving signals sent by the authorities beforehand.

He did suggest, though, that publicly naming multinationals that attempted to compromise the system could act as a deterrent.

That, experts said, would provide a deterrent and at least impose some sense of rule of law off Somalia's coasts.

For much of the past half-century, the Taiwanese military presence on Mazu has been a deterrent to mainland poachers.

The U. S. army stationed in Korea has tremendous value for our strategies toward Northeast Asia, for instance as a deterrent against China.

offers a calculator to help determine the cost of raising a child; I wonder how great a deterrent this represents.

And Mr Dubois said fines for sellers of fake goods were not high enough to be a deterrent.

Expectation of rising education and health care costs has been a major deterrent to consumption growth.

That risk is usually contained by computer software codes and the deterrent of prosecution.

Earlier, Mr Brown announced a reduction in the number of submarines that carry Trident, the British nuclear deterrent.

These constraints could be a deterrent for any potential buyer of the "good" parts of the business.

In any event, China's reflexes belong to a bygone era, a fact that will become dangerously obvious if Japan seeks its own deterrent.

India has not just a credible but an incredible deterrent.

But Russia has long resisted the proposal as a threat to its own strategic deterrent.

But in some parts of Europe, America's wish to keep a deterrent capability in the face of new threats is seen as destabilizing.

It's not clear whether this would also apply to private companies, nor whether it would be a sufficient deterrent.

He said: "Three points suspended is not inconsiderable and it will be a deterrent. "

These tools will be very powerful when it comes to court cases for enforcement and will also act as a deterrent.

However, those measures appear to have had little deterrent effect on investors.

He suspects the chemical would not be a deterrent for large ants which are too heavy to walk on the silk.

Most here take pride in the fact that Pakistan is a nuclear state and believe this has served as a deterrent to conventional war with India.

Management of the move obviously have had a deterrent effect.

Capital punishment should be a major deterrent. Other strict laws should also be put into practice.

The same need for a minimally credible deterrent is driving Iran's apparently determined effort to secure just one or two nuclear weapons.

The researchers also found that the feces worked best as a deterrent when the tiger had been fed the animal being targeted.

The conviction will act as a deterrent to people in the UK, as will that of Conrad Black.

This is why even the death penalty has not been a sufficient deterrent.

He thought there was too much detail on sharing the nuclear deterrent.

The death penalty hardly acts as a deterrent, since only a tiny proportion of murderers are arrested, tried and convicted.

While in the peaceful time, this possibility can be the great deterrent to Japan economically and militarily .

An armed society is a peaceful society, is the best defense against criminals, and serves as a deterrent against government tyranny.

As a deterrent that restraints war, the civil air defense project is a primary means to save flight potential and protect people's life.

A traditional deterrent has been a series of high pitched squeals emitted from loudspeakers.

The threat of jail is a strong deterrent to people reluctant to pay the tax , new figures suggest.

One would think the fear of videographers on every block would be a powerful deterrent to police misconduct.

The prosecution asked for a sentence to reflect the defendants' "nationalistic motives" and to act as a deterrent.

North Korea has mentioned 'nuclear deterrent' in at least three other official statements since Nov.

However, we believe that the public prosecutor, and armed police force has enough counter-insurgency, all random deterrent.

some Indian politicians had suggested that the nuclear deterrent had been developed with China in mind.

Besides, Mr Brown is no sandal-wearing pacifist: he was quick to back replacing Britain's independent nuclear deterrent.

In this historic event, what part does the warship play? Is it a deterrent, a tool of communication, or a messenger of peace?

Prudence cannot be at the expense of prestige when it comes to the Trident nuclear deterrent.

China currently maintains a minimal intercontinental nuclear deterrent using land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles(ICBMs).

Capital punishment should not be a major deterrent. Emphasis should be put on the reform of criminals.

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Navy officers say that adding another layer of surveillance aircraft to the American fleet also has a deterrent effect on Iran.

"The threat for persistent individuals is, and has to be, real, or no effective deterrent to breaking the law will be in place, " he added.

But the biggest deterrent to offshore borrowing is the difficulty of getting the money back onshore again.

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BEIJING: Executions are not enough deterrent for Chinese culprits bent on raking in money in illegal ways, the police has indicated.

Others will assert that retaining a robust deterrent is at odds with our nonproliferation agenda.

Death sentence has a strong deterrent to crimes. Most of Chinese people support death sentence.

Hizbullah retorts that it needed all these weapons as a deterrent of its own.

But still military incursions and arrests continue, as the regime calculates that fear is the best deterrent.

Some supporters simply wanted Britain to get rid of its outdated and expensive "independent" nuclear deterrent.

But Colombia's desire to play up the deterrent effect of the agreement has backfired.

On Saturday, North Korea threatened to use its nuclear deterrent in a retaliatory, "sacred war" in response to the exercise.

As a deterrent, all law-breaking defaulting police officers will be severely punished under relevant statutes or disciplinary rules.

Russia says it believes the system could blunt its own nuclear deterrent.

Concerns over inefficient and corrupt Russian institutions have also served as a deterrent to Chinese investment.

Although since eroded by economic reform, it is still a deterrent for many citizens wanting to migrate from rural to urban areas.

We are reducing our nuclear arsenal and reliance on nuclear weapons, while ensuring the reliability and effectiveness of our deterrent.

But it is also clear that for some people, the staggering expense of the wine is an attraction, not a deterrent.

That image, when compared to the actual bearer using facial recognition technology, will provide a formidable deterrent to passport fraud.

Moscow is expressing fear the system could eliminate Russia's strategic deterrent.

And because the budgets are so much lower, the risks are commensurately less of a deterrent.

Nestled between snow-capped mountains on the eastern slopes of the Tibetan Plateau, its far-flung location is proving no deterrent.

But, as Singapore proves, the deterrent effect of punishment is vastly more effective when the punishment does not feel equal to the crime.

As in many countries, China doles out severe punishment to transgressors as a deterrent.

Since many countries have not yet enacted deterrent legislation, counterfeiters often do not fear prosecution.

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The circumstances and conditions under which population growth becomes a deterrent to economic development is a critical issue.

Its deterrent force includes intercontinental ballistic missiles, and land- and submarine-based missiles.

Defenders of the death penalty clearly regard it as the ultimate deterrent.

The main deterrent, it turned out, was the lack of payment.

Perhaps sexually transmitted infections are not the deterrent they once were.

The key benefit being that any wire cut can create a zoned alarm and any wire touched in a breach attempt will give deterrent.

Mr Kim says it was America's threats that made him seek a deterrent.

The service saw itself as the high tech deterrent against an apocalyptic encounter with another superpower.

Mr Blair said that he had tried to picture himself telling Parliament that he was giving up Britain's nuclear deterrent.

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Neither the nuclear deterrent mission nor the nuclear security have been compromised.

With the number of nuclear-armed states threatening to grow, Britain probably does need to maintain a nuclear deterrent.

They found big cats' feces a more effective deterrent than those of other predators.

The cockatoos aren't hurt, because the predators are tethered to the building, but their presence on the building acts as a deterrent.

Meanwhile, the British general election has thrown open debate about the future of the UK's nuclear deterrent.

It can be a deterrent for ordinary criminals or amateurish militant groups, but is not for committed suicide attackers.

Low interest is a natural deterrent for investors looking for a decent return.

Both the UK and French nuclear deterrent operations depend on complete secrecy, despite both countries' membership of NATO.

But if he hoped the hanging would have an immediate deterrent effect, he was disappointed.

You can't let the French be the only European country with their own deterrent.

The coalition is committed to keeping the deterrent, albeit with the reluctant support of the Lib Dems.

Though some researches of concrete evidence proved deterrent effect truly exists, there also are a lot of critical opinions.

Those who break the law must then be prosecuted and subjected to sentences which provide an effective deterrent.

The North's vow to "bolster its nuclear deterrent" came just hours before Mr. Bosworth was due to arrive in Seoul.

Increase for the moral sanctity of religion and transcendence, the more deterrent and moral universal force.

That illogical qualification shows how flimsy is the argument that capital punishment is a deterrent to murder.

With the help of local business people, city officials have also installed 27 crime-deterrent security cameras and are about to add 30 more.

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Punishment is a strong deterrent to crime.

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Many of the mothers also cited "misinformation" they received about breast-feeding as a deterrent.

But Anil Gupta at INSEAD, a business school, does not think the continuing restrictions on ownership will be a big deterrent.

With a pain-free test, that deterrent would vanish, making blood sugar tests a lot sweeter.

The risk of hanging an innocent person is too great, they say. At the same time, the rarity of execution means it is no deterrent.

But analysts say North Korea's actions are defensive, while its neighbors are already under a U. S. deterrent.

One is that an Iran with a nuclear deterrent might feel emboldened to pursue a more adventurous foreign policy.

US-India nuclear co-operation risks a countervailing effort by China to strengthen Pakistan's nuclear deterrent.

"Godzilla" was cool styling, bow monster Godzilla painted patterns, driving in the sea, there is great deterrent.

Others point to the arousing content of TV, video games and music as a sleep deterrent.

I put a net over my strawberries as a deterrent to the birds.

Which of the following levy on plastic bags is an effective deterrent level to reduce the use of plastic shopping bags?

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Both can become the strategic deterrent weapon, and may take the convention tactical weapons.

But Nabucco's estimated cost is a potential deterrent for developers of the giant gas field, which lies under the Caspian Sea.

Dany locks up the other two for fear of losing them, and in the process gives up her biggest deterrent.

Does he think the system works as a deterrent?

However, with its maximum range of 8, 000km, the DongFeng 31 was regarded inadequate to provide an effective nuclear deterrent.

But that should never be a deterrent to losing weight. That's what plastic surgeons are for.

BD has been examining existing powers and penalties to make for more stringent enforcement and stronger deterrent.

Yet the majority of parents see Nixon's paddle as a deterrent, not a weapon.

It also might act as a psychological deterrent to prevent us from making those mistakes in the first place, reports New Scientist.

Local governments' dependence on revenue from the TCT may be a deterrent to tobacco control in the Republic of Korea.

In this litigious environment, Sox is a deterrent to foreign issuers considering cross listings in the US.

Dockside inspections are a deterrent to illegal fishers.

The Pentagon has said they would prefer for security and deterrent purposes that we not show them this.

Moscow says a U. S. system on its doorstep would diminish Russia's strategic deterrent.

By far the most obvious deterrent to development is the endemic instability in Baluchistan province.

The main reason for my perspective is that long jail term is an effective warning and deterrent to the criminals.

It buys them a deterrent. It allows them to say 'you can't come after us'.

Possessing a credible sea-based nuclear deterrent is a priority for China's military strategy.

The Saint Bernard is a good watchdog. Even its size is a good deterrent. They drool after they drink or eat.

Another effective mosquito "deterrent" is actually a mosquito attractant device that produces a lot of carbon dioxide and heat.

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That is why it might have the necessary deterrent effect.

As a result, political debate may yet intensify in the UK over whether the nuclear deterrent is financially viable.

Future war weapons systems are characterized by high mobility and strong deterrent.

And because a stapled box is difficult to re-close, the staples act as a deterrent to the thief.

Nuclear weapons are the ultimate deterrent.

That would be deterrent enough.

of the Soviet's spending more and the U. S. spending proportionately less changed the military balance and weakened our deterrent.

This should be a deterrent to reckless moves by Moscow.

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The main deterrent to starting a small business for most people is money.

Do you think the threat of punishment has a deterrent effect?

Golf balls are an effective deterrent against Greenpeace weenies.

Hopefully his punishment will act as a deterrent to others.

This is cited as justification for a harsh expulsion policy, as a deterrent.

Having an independent deterrent means you have the ultimate insurance policy in an uncertain world.

I don't think it's a good deterrent at all. My goodness gracious.

Their presence on the streets, in lanes and parking lots is a visual deterrent to many crimes.

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"Partially, it was about Iran [the deterrent factor], " Aziz said.

Security marking your bike can act a deterrent to a thief.

One deterrent is the price of membership, which for Chinese companies stands at a prohibitive $230, 000.

None of this is likely to have a deterrent effect.

But DOMA is anyway not the deterrent it once seemed.

Instead, the force will hope its mere presence will be a deterrent.

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Or will Mr Kim this time show off his long-claimed "deterrent" ?

He has named government schemes he wants scrapped (baby bonds) or shrunk (the nuclear deterrent).

He says this stigmatization will act as a potent deterrent to their use.

Your new policy of 30% down with order will be a major deterrent for giving you new business.

The awful despot's chances of survival lie with his deterrent power.

The high cost of child-rearing is aslo a deterrent.

[The exercises] will serve as a deterrent.

Is there a credible alternative to the nuclear deterrent?

The British debate assumes for example that transparency and predictability are essential to an effective deterrent.

A punishment given as a warning or deterrent.

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Apart from grazing, trampling also has a deterrent effect upon weeds at this stage.

Instead, to some extent, they should be accepted as a necessary deterrent.

These are the more privileged kids obviously but they don't feel race is a deterrent they need to be angry about.

The nuclear deterrent has maintained an uneasy peace.

North Korea's deterrent is barely credible; but it is credible enough.

The government seems content to use ambiguity as an all-purpose deterrent.

The announcement on Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent is more explicable.

Rather, he needs a "deterrent" , he says, to fend off a hostile America.

The opponents of corporal punishment believe that it is not only ineffective as a deterrent, but also preaches violence.

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As to the statutory punishment, we should add pecuniary penalty to deterrent the offenders as same as the international's practice.

At the same time, the rarity of execution means it is no deterrent.

I say we should always have the ultimate protection of our independent nuclear deterrent.

The magistrate stressed that a deterrent sentence was required to prevent other people from manipulating elections.

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"I consider a death sendence is a abundance prefercapable deterrent, " he shout, smirking.

I think he's right about the second one. I think a group is probably a deterrent, but this "sundown" thing is nonsense!

We will maintain our independent nuclear deterrent, there won't be dual keys on nukes.

Get-tough' messages sometimes have a deterrent value that protects human well-being.

I can check email. -I have that. And a crime deterrent.

Another deterrent is human nature, as most programmers look at source code for their own benefit, not for altruistic motivations.

For example, nuclear weapons can be a great political deterrent on a nation.

North Korea, on the other hand, will feel that as a nation with a nuclear deterrent, however feeble, it deserves respect.

It will just be a deterrent to fake users.

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The lack of confidentiality is a big deterrent to testing and treatment.

Do fines work as a deterrent?

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This is a hefty deterrent to doing business in poor countries, some studies have found.

Longer terms in prison have a deterrent effect on potential offenders.

To firm up the field of justice so that they will have complete accountability, so as to the real deterrent.

The paradox of urban cycling is that bad traffic is both deterrent and incentive.

A deterrent that is too dangerous to invoke lacks credibility.

It's very sad, but capital punishment is not a deterrent and it doesn't make the victim come back from the dead.

The criminal punishment is not serious that can not be the deterrent force.

Of particular benefit is that lack of time is not a deterrent here.

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