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A Chinese vice commerce minister, Fu Ziying, said the case, far from deterring foreigners, would improve the investment environment.

When asked what might be deterring students from studying health professions in the U. S. , she said, "It's expensive. "

Stiff duties don't seem to be deterring status-conscious Chinese from buying ships from established American and European boatbuilders.

"Prosecutions can be a blunt tool, but they do matter" in deterring traffickers, he said.

The police simply seem to be doing a better job of deterring lawlessness.

Much of his effort is aimed at deterring his rival from intervening in a future crisis over his business.

They believe it does what it was meant to do, by removing the sort of monster who killed Polly Klaas from the streets and deterring others.

Dictionaries say the word refers strictly to a policy of deterring imports with high tariffs.

And few doubt that the violence just across the border is deterring investment and tourists from the United States.

For the American government, prosecution, not persecution, offers the best chance of limiting the damage and deterring future thefts.

He believes the "ultimate green machine" will be cheap enough to attract occasional users while also deterring thieves.

The use of lethal force by the security services is so far this week deterring demonstrations.

Bringing about the cause feeling lonely is inactive, but at present does not discover the way deterring from feeling propagation lonely.

The other is that we shall promote the establishment of national execution deterring system and of market environment of honesty and credit.

In rare instances, IP addresses may be used to assist in deterring and or preventing abusive or criminal activity on the website.

The price-subsidy mechanism will require continuing revision, and any prospect of political intervention risks deterring investment.

It has stymied every effort towards economic reform, deterring investors and letting the country slide more deeply into penury and debt.

The United States is aggressively tracking and deterring criminals and terrorists online.

A number of American states have passed "common-sense consumption laws" aimed at deterring obesity cases in local courts.

Gathering market intelligence and competitor benchmarking to deterring pricing and commercial policies.

It blamed the "jungle of education funding streams" for exacerbating the problem, by deterring young people from going to college.

Foreign investors in privatised utilities have been harassed, deterring others.

Its military build-up, including the naval expansion, seemed primarily aimed at deterring any future American intervention over Taiwan.

will improve workplace conditions without deterring foreign investment, the European Union Chamber of Commerce said on Sunday.

Critics of Sarbanes-Oxley blame the law's expensive compliance requirements for deterring companies from listing on U. S. exchanges.

Alexander warned that deterring enemies in the cyber world will not be easy and could take years to achieve.

This they have done repeatedly, with the aim of deterring Catholics from enlisting.

"Punitive actions are a good way of deterring people, " said HSBC's Mr Mahendran.

This week, two provincial governments announced measures aimed at deterring businesses from laying off workers.

But what's most interesting in the Columbia note is the discussion of China-side factors that are deterring manufacturing investment.

Public disclosure 'provides the mechanism for monitoring and deterring conflicts. '

Social engagement and maintaining a positive attitude are also powerful tools in deterring the arrival of dementia.

He can use the concept of feedforward, concurrent, and feedback control to identify measures for deterring or reducing employee theft.

But the persistence of suspicious price movements underlines the difficulty of deterring wrongdoing.

After Brisbane's last big flood in 1974, authorities built the Wivenhoe dam to the west of the city in hope of deterring another one.

How does it feel to leave behind a relationship that is deterring one's ascension?

But refineries' weak margins are not deterring oil firms from emerging economies from buying them.

Mr. Chirac's comments contrast with France's official policy of deterring Iran from getting nuclear arms.

If the second international oil auction flops as badly as the first one did, Iraq risks deterring investors for a long time.

The odds of deterring a malfeasant country with fines, however semi-automatic they may appear, are slim.

One expert says deterring piracy requires a land-based solution with grassroots support.

Mr. Huang's problems are not deterring China from seeking to snap up bargains in crisis-hit Europe, however.

Foreign banks said the weak numbers for 2009 aren't deterring their interest in China .

The Singapore dollar remains very strong, deterring some foreign buyers.

Both required users to submit credit card information, deterring many from signing up.

Systemic corruption in Russia and anti-graft laws in the West are deterring European investors.

But this president seems strangely, almost suicidally bent on deterring American businesses from hiring.

Rising unemployment and fears of more job losses are deterring many potential buyers.

The most encouraging development has been the spread of "best management practices" for deterring piracy.

Missile defence ostensibly aimed at deterring Iran is seen as another success.

But what if executions save lives by deterring potential murderers?

Sliding profits, however, are not deterring new projects.

That type of self criticism is significantly deterring.

Top defence officials have previously conceded that the US does not have a good policy for deterring cyber attacks.

But that is not deterring the thousands of Portuguese flooding in every week.

Analysts say the risk is that the lack of financing will erode economic growth, in turn deterring capital flows to Asia.

You can also choose to disable browsers from saving your page to local cache, further deterring hackers.

Some cultures view sleep as that unnecessary period deterring us from getting work done, while others welcome sleep with open arms.

For now, Britain is focused on bloodlessly deterring Iran from developing a bomb.

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Plant mosquito deterring plants around your yard such as citronella, marigolds, basil, lavender, and catnip.

The government is proposing a series of measures aimed at deterring non-residents from using public hospital facilities.

That is deterring some banks from staying in the business and could push up trade finance prices by 300 per cent or more, critics predict.

fixed punishment will have a deterring effect on society.

The fixes can make models complex and unwieldy, confusing traders or deterring them from taking up new ideas.

But deterring them with home-made gadgets is more fun.

Indeed, perhaps the most important factor deterring revolution in North Korea is the government's threat or use of force.

With regard to commodity circulation, the main undertaker of intermediaries play an important part of deterring fake commodities.

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Application on Gas Auto Monitoring System with Deterring Uncertainty

The study of efficiency of visitor education in deterring littering in Yunmeng Shan national forest park

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Deterring a new foreign invasion of Vietnam

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