Meanings of deter foreign in English

Some analysts suggest a particularly strong performance could deter foreign investors.

Sweden said the new law could deter foreign investors, in particular from liberal nations.

New unexplained wealth orders are meant to deter foreign kleptocrats.

The lack of liquidity in the domestic market may also deter foreign investors, Varian said.

This could also deter foreign firms and their penalty-wary compliance departments from doing business with them.

Properly drafted, it would not deter foreign investment.

The industry would face uncertainty over regulation, which could deter foreign companies from launching products in the UK market.

The strategy centred around a three-objective approach to shape the region, deter foreign powers and respond to impending threats.

Despite pressure from the street protests, Macron's team is acutely aware that such a tax would deter foreign investors.

Both measures seek to deter foreign investors from taking advantage of Brazil's double-digit returns, stable inflation and a strong currency.

A New Zealand based academic says land laws that could force non-residents to sell properties in Fiji will deter foreign investment.

Renzi says the rules deter foreign investors wary of being trapped in long and unpredictable court battles with sacked employees claiming reinstatement.

The political uncertainty and ongoing violence could deter foreign investment, desperately needed in a country ravaged by decades of war, sanctions and neglect.

These are meant to deter foreign producers from selling goods in the United States at prices below production costs or with illegal subsidies.

The minister bristled when asked if his actions meant Canada was now somehow closed for business and if the decision would deter foreign investment.

This could deter foreign electronics manufacturers from investing in local production - a goal pursued by the government to diversify Russia's resource-based economy, he said.