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This would deter many countries from undertaking the development of indicators.
Secondly, it lacks a definite stipulation that would deter such threat or use.
This would deter lawbreakers and keep the international community better informed about the situation in the region.
It was natural that the prospect of being tried for genocide would deter people from returning.
It was felt that this would deter the private sector from investing.
Sales exceeded the developer's expectations,despite fears that the departure from Spiderweb's Avernum series would deter players.
Effective sanction mechanisms would deter every hierarchical level in the organization from engaging in non-accountable activities.
The treaty should contain an international verification system from the very beginning that would deter possible violators.
If people would understand that there is nothing that would deter or even delay the longer judgment time, much would be facilitated.
A key idea behind the‘war on drugs' approach was that the threat of arrest andharsh punishment would deter people from using drugs.
The rationale seems to be that becausethe injunctive relief afforded, such amounts would deter frivolous filings and make a successful registrant whole for the period of time the domain is locked.
Mexico believed that the Convention andits protocols needed a binding international verification mechanism, which would deter violations.
States had sought to set bonds for apprehended vessels at levels that would deter their return to illegal activity while legal proceedings were completed.
With their capacity to fly over sensitive and remote areas for many hours,the unmanned aerial vehicles would deter hostile action.
Mr. VARELA(Chile) expressed the hope that the existence of the International Tribunal would deter the participants in the conflict from perpetrating abuses of human rights and that the Tribunal would punish those guilty of such acts.
If it had been brought to his attention,he could not have accepted the argument of not deploying the army because it would deter tourists.
In addition to performing the liaison and monitoring tasks described above,the larger force would deter attacks and provide protection, within its capabilities, to civilians under imminent threat in its deployment areas.
However, regulated tariffs and low or negative profitability of the majority of NG's business segments due tounder-priced household gas and heating tariffs would deter investors.
It also emphasizes that independent and impartial reporting on human rights in Crimea would deter violations, stimulate accountability and prevent the spreading of rumours and political manipulation.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders was concerned that putting human rights defenders under such scrutiny would deter them from performing their work.
The Tribunal has held, in its Judgements No. 358, Sherif(1995), and No. 887, Ludvigsen(1998),that invoking staff rule 112.3 would deter staff from deliberately flouting the rules and prevent the Organization from having to pay for the intentional violation of the rules by its officials.
In 1949, with cross-border infiltration a frequent occurrence,Israel did not allow the villagers to return to Bir'im on the grounds that Jewish settlement at the place would deter infiltration.
In recent years, Russia has focused on strengthening anti-access/area denial(A2/AD) military capabilities that would deter the West from a Yugoslav or Libyan scenario in the case of escalation in foreign or domestic policy.
Meanwhile, rebel troops surrounded the palace, to be mocked by Mustafa and his officials, who even showed the rebels the body of Selim,in the vain hope that it would deter them.
In addition to the enormous amount of debris they could create,active anti-satellite systems would deter investment in the peaceful uses of outer space and promote the economic cooperation and competition that enhance life on Earth.
The system should not be too complicated, cumbersome or bureaucratic andit should not be structured in a way that would divert funds required for technical assistance or that would deter participation.
However, what is most regrettable is the inability of the Security Council to take a single measure that would deter Israel and put an end to its encroachments and provocations, and its inability to address the root cause of the conflict in the region, namely the Israeli occupation of Arab territories.
For example, if the 140-day maternity leave was paid for by employers, rather than the national insurance scheme,increased labour costs would deter employers from hiring women of childbearing age.
The challenge for policy makers is to foster such a cycle, and to avoid being trapped in a vicious cycle, where a lack of trade would discourage the supply of transport services,which again would deter trade.
The South African Human Rights Commission expressed concern that the inclusion in the draft guiding principles of criminal penalties for negligence would deter people from acting to ensure the progressive realization of social and economic rights, highlighting paragraphs 23, 27 and 33.