Significats de have a deterrent en anglès

But the force might have a deterrent effect if Russia was considering destabilising the Baltic states.

But aggressive prosecution of those who trained with extremist groups could have a deterrent effect, he said.

We also hope to have a deterrent impact, said Shamoil Shipchandler, director of the SEC's Fort Worth office.

That should have a deterrent effect.

This requirement is almost certain to have a deterrent effect, especially as respects those who have sensitive positions.

Barrot and senior EU lawmakers said during a parliamentary debate on Monday the law would have a deterrent effect.

These gagging orders have a deterrent effect, employers seem to think that employees will just sign away the right to whistleblow.

The family of cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins appear to have a deterrent effect on both illnesses, perhaps because the drugs reduce inflammation.

If the government expects the law to have a deterrent effect, then we must ask whose voices will be silenced in the process.

According to the belief which prevails in their primitive minds, the music and dancing also have a deterrent effect upon the malicious ones.

She insisted the United States has no plans to invade North Korea but stressed it does have a deterrent against hostile actions by Pyongyang.

Third, the Constitutional Court has accepted that criminalisation has a deterrent effect.

This I knew, and the knowledge had a deterrent effect.

"Let's just say I don't mind having a deterrent around," I said.

This, together with the ease of communication resulting from the rapidly extending railroad, had a deterrent effect on the Indians.