Príklady deterrent

• Some people say that capital punishment acts as a deterrent.

• Drink-driving is one case where severe punishment seems to work as a deterrent.

• I should think the smell of her breath must act as a deterrent to any man.

• They executed him, as a deterrent to any other young soldiers thinking of trying to desert from the army.

• As a deterrent, they have imposed a heavy fine for late payment.

• There have been many examples of long deterrent sentences which have undoubtedly acted as a warning to others.

• The considerable deterrent value of weapons monitoring went unacknowledged.

• This $134-million fine should send a strong deterrent message to those who participate in or knowingly aid these activities.

• The division has served as the main deterrent force in the Pacific region.

• Lawrence police say their tougher enforcement is deterrent.

• However, price and negative attitudes were the main deterrents for non-organic consumers.

• Lack of payments was seen as a deterrent to further involvement by two interested members of the public.

• A feeble deterrent to prevent this leap was the outlawing of litigation mastery and a general sense of ethics.

• Econometric estimates of the shadow values of maize are produced as part of the likelihood maximization corresponding to the household's choice of fence deterrent.

• Minor-party support can be seen as a deterrent to stability in many democracies.

• The more effective the threat the more easily justified it is, for the expected benefits would increase with the likelihood of deterrent success.

• The very phrase 'independent nuclear deterrent', which was so often used by its supporters, emphasizes the link with national sovereignty.

• Such self-representations function as incentives or deterrents for future behaviour (selves to be approached or avoided).

• At a personal level, changes in functional capacity and dealing with the sometimes ailing body can serve as a deterrent.

• These assumptions explain the deterrent effect: as the number of opportunities increase, the amount of migration decreases.

• They are worried about the so-called deterrent and also about chemical and biological warfare.

• Eliminating the element of secrecy serves as a deterrent from other countries investigating the use of this research for offensive purposes.

• As regards the local business community, proprietors perceived security firms as both an essential deterrent and as an efficient and fast responder.

• Indeed, there are institutional deterrents to replication as well.

• Punishment assumes its role as a deterrent because of the latter fact.