Examples of using Deterring in English and their translations into Danish
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I mean, who are they deterring?
It prevented countless deaths by deterring irregular migrants from embarking on a perilous voyage from West Africa.
In the repellent composition of this group often includes substances deterring insects at a distance.
I think that this financial disadvantage may have the effect of deterring these frontier workers from establishing their main residence in a Member State other than Germany.
Our proposal for'smart borders' will facilitate travelling in and out of the EU while deterring irregular immigration.
Fines are of central importance in deterring companies from breaking competition rules.
The added anti-climb feature also ensures that the car parkis kept safe and secure overnight, deterring criminal activity.
As such, our success in fighting and deterring EU fraud will increase greatly.
Identify and handle illnesses or malformations of relevant mouth constructions, gums, or enamel andoffer restorative or deterring providers.
And your unit,which I believe is charged with deterring the theft of autos, when do you work?
Tailored to your safety requirements, our solutions clearly define the boundaries between pedestrian and vehicle routes,protecting perimeters and deterring potential vandalism.
However, international observers could play an important role in deterring violence and building confidence, especially in the rural areas.
The wasps came by thousands to my lodge in October, as to winter quarters, and settled on my windows within and on the walls overhead,sometimes deterring visitors from entering.
It soon became apparent that something was indeed delaying and deterring the British and French governments in carrying out the enterprise.
We must find a way of deterring criminals, especially traffickers in human beings(whom I shall discuss later), on the one hand, and accepting legitimate humanitarian refugees on the other.
Primarily, our marking systems help you avoid equipment theft by deterring thieves from trying in the first place.
That must be a warning signal to us, deterring us from any notion of enshrining the right, in exceptional cases, to engage in the bad practices that are still prevalent in many Member States and to exceed the prescribed limits.
Our criminal justice systems may punish, buthow successful they are in deterring and rehabilitating is open to question.
These reports serve important purposes by deterring managers from insider trading and providing useful information to the market about the manager's view on the price movements of the shares of the issuers.
This is in line with several other studies that show that distance has less of a deterring effect for the well educated.
Provisions preventing or deterring a national of a Member State from leaving his country of origin in order to exercise his right to freedom of movement constitute an obstacle to that freedom, even if they apply without regard to the nationality of the workers concerned Commission v Denmark, paragraph 35; Commission v Portugal, paragraph 16; Commission v Sweden, paragraph 18; and Case C-318/05 Commission v Germany, paragraph 115.
It is vital for the European Union to establish an EU system for preventing, deterring and eliminating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
The ultimate effect of political pressure is to impede the functioning of the market andit is for that reason that it should not be applied as a means of deterring businesses from acting on their own decisions.
This is very much in the Community's interest since Europe is the biggest outward investor worldwide and by inhibiting and deterring investment in illegally expropriated property the protection of European investment worldwide is enhanced.
By keeping secret the fact that he had delivered tactical cruise and ballistic missiles along with their nuclear warheads,Khrushchev had transformed a potentially effective means of deterring a US invasion into a destabilizing provocation that backfired.
The agreement being proposed to the Council for adoption has been drafted precisely to meet these international requirements on preventing, deterring and eliminating illegal, unreported and unregulated(IUU) fishing through the implementation of effective measures by the state where the port is located.
I believe that price caps will protect energy users from exploitation by energy concerns, without deterring new entities from entering the market.
One or two respondents admitted that this type of pressure from friends had tempted them to try drugs, but the pressure of warnings from parents and teachers, andanti-drug messages from the media, were a strong factor in deterring experiment, as well as the various'horror-stories' recounted by police on school visits, although it was felt that these were often exaggerated, and therefore lacked credibility.
Can the Commission explain why the existing body of legislation is so ill-suited to its task and/or has been so badly implemented to the point of deterring consumers and making them mistrustful of transfrontier purchases?
Previous research has shown that a substantial proportion of smokers believe that nicotine causes serious diseases such as cancer,possibly deterring the use of nicotine replacement therapy(NRT) for smoking cessation or smoking reduction.