Meanings of deter future in English

Maryland's Frosh said the aim is to deter future steep increases.

Maliki also said executing more people convicted of similar crimes would deter future offenders.

But analysts cautioned that new mining rules and weak infrastructure could deter future investors.

It also seeks punitive damages to " deter future wrongdoing," the lawsuit said.

However, such measures would deter future purchasers of Greek bonds and contravene the bailout policies.

The NRA has said toughening gun laws would do nothing to deter future terror attacks.

King Henry's experience evidently did not deter future monarchs.

HRW called on the Kenyan government to investigate and discipline those responsible to deter future abuses.

It can deter future leakers by aggressively prosecuting current leakers, as the Obama administration has done.

Officially, that was to deter future rebellions.

To restore public confidence and to deter future violations of the segregation requirement, the Commission has taken action.

This was in order to deter future rebellions against the king and efforts to destroy the Protestant religion.

Foreign Office sanctions were unlikely to deter future Kremlin plots, he said, noting those hit were "mid-level".

White has said she does not believe waivers should be used as an enforcement tool to deter future misconduct.

In written testimony, Kelly said that "rapidly processing" and deporting immigrants in "significant numbers" would deter future illegal migration.

Inconsistent with legal precedent, this shortsighted decision to exclude Ms Stepanova will deter future whistleblowers and significantly undermine the global anti-doping movement.