To be deter mined

The Congress should address practical measures in that area, as well as focus on other mechanisms to deter, detect and prosecute money laundering and financial crime.

Should that deter us from reform?

Not even typhoons can deter me

Effective remedies are likely to deter human rights violations.

The counter argument is that the threat of indictment will deter rulers from wicked behavior. But the law will deter only if its sanctions are credible.

Tough rules and penalties are required to deter traffic offenders.

This will deter any abuse of the legal aid scheme.

These constraints serve to deter many countries, including developed ones.

This would deter many countries from undertaking the development of indicators.

Whether or not the tests deter is a matter of great controversy.

And surely there hath come unto them news whereof the purport should deter,

And surely there hath come unto them news whereof the purport should deter,

That death, however, will not deter the Philippines from continuing its participation in MINUSTAH.

These new laws are designed to better deter, prevent, detect and prosecute acts of terrorism.

They have the potential to seriously impede trade liberalization and deter the international flow of capital.

But this mortality banner is the very sword which mammography's most ardent advocates use to deter innovation.

On the other, the countries of asylum had to eliminate all actions that could deter refugee repatriation.

(b) To deter violations of the boundary through its presence in and surveillance of the demilitarized zone

Surely there came to them narratives (of the ancient nations) that should suffice to deter (them from transgression),

Surely there came to them narratives (of the ancient nations) that should suffice to deter (them from transgression),

Use targeted financial sanctions to freeze terrorist related assets, disrupt channels of funding, and deter supporters of terrorism.

For example, concerns by importers about impurities in cocoa butter or liquor from origin countries deter such exports.

D. Crime and crime prevention

C. Crime and crime prevention

H. Crime and crime prevention

C. Crime and crime prevention

He said, If only I had the power to deter you, or could take refuge in a mighty support!

He said, If only I had the power to deter you, or could take refuge in a mighty support!

As a sister, she can speak to her brothers in order to deter them from taking weapons to kill.

The tough anti drug laws have worked well in Singapore apos s context to deter and punish drug traffickers.

What a crime. What a crime.

(d) Crime prevention and urban crime

Investigations Crime Analyst Unit Crime Analysts

What a crime. What a crime.

On the issue of migration, the United States pledges its strong support for the work of the IMO and the United Nations Crime Commission to deter and punish parties engaged in dangerous migration practices. The United States further pledges its support for the work of the Crime Commission in the area of combating the increasing problem of transnational organized criminal activity in the trafficking of persons, particularly women and children.

The Eleventh Crime Congress addressed the issue of crime prevention and urban crime.

Thus, nuclear weapon States were providing incentives for other nations to develop weapons to deter a perceived threat of attack.

The faithful, swift and effective implementation of that responsibility to protect will help to prevent, deter or halt such situations.

Drug testing can therefore be classified as both primary and secondary prevention since it may deter initiation and encourage cessation.

Both Republika Srpska and Federation authorities have reportedly levied so called war taxes , which would tend to deter potential returnees.

MONUC military have maintained a presence during and after such investigations to deter possible reprisals against the population by armed groups.

Preparation for this crime also constitutes a crime.

Crime

Crime!