Examples of using Deterrent effect in English and their translations into Finnish
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The deterrent effect ought to be comparable throughout the entire Union.
Nor does the death penalty have any proven deterrent effect.
The most pronounced deterrent effect of wormwood is manifested in relation to gardening pests.
It shall be set at a level which ensures that it has a deterrent effect.
They also contribute to increasing the deterrent effect of the Commission's fight against cartels.
A sanction which is applied only in such rare circumstances can have little deterrent effect.
There is also no irrefutable evidence that it has any deterrent effect, while any miscarriage of justice in its use is irreversible and irreparable.
Applying reductions of less than 100 euro requires burdensome administration without areal deterrent effect.
The last objective is to preserve the deterrent effect of Article 81 so as to avoid that the block exemption is used by manufacturers to inhibit independent pro-competitive behaviour by authorised dealers and repairers.
I would like to stress that there is no evidence to show that the death penalty has a deterrent effect on violent crime.
Such reviews for damages have little deterrent effect on awarding authorities, especially because enterprises who feel that their interests have been harmed must prove that they had serious chances of being awarded the contract.
The effort put into checking all transactions is clearly disproportionate,while sampling is unlikely to have sufficient deterrent effect.
A lack of clarity in the concentration rules may have serious and undesirable deterrent effects; it is not just acquisitions that are really harmful to the economy that are to be held back, but also business transactions that are quite legitimate, beneficial and necessary.
And if you plan to put a scarecrow on different edges of the site,a couple of times per season rearrange them to strengthen deterrent effect.
Moreover, ex-post adjustment tools, even if they have some deterrent effect, are inadequate on their own in mitigating adverse risk incentives or misconduct, given that they are essentially applied as a reactive tool in the event that damage materialises.
A failure by the regulated SMP operator to abide by its commitments in the roadmap should result in consequences that have a deterrent effect.
As the Court had the opportunity to point out in a previous judgment,such a method of calculation would be likely not to have a deterrent effect sufficient to prevent the unlawful dismissal of workers and would render null the protective system put in place by EU law.
Sanctions, including fines and periodic penalty payments,will be defined in such a way to provide a proportionate reaction to individual breaches and to create a deterrent effect.
Some additional burden for the Member States could result from a potential increase in prosecutions and criminal proceedings, butat the same time, the deterrent effect of higher sanctions should lead to a decrease of offences committed and thus reduce the number of criminal proceedings in the long run.
Those penalties and administrative measures should be effective, proportionate and dissuasive andensure a common approach in Member States and a deterrent effect.
That legislation has a deterrent effect on persons liable to unlimited taxation on income in that Member State who have the right to freedom of movement under Articles 18 EC, 39 EC and 43 EC and who wish to build or purchase a dwelling for their own occupation in another Member State.
The benefits of control(apart from compliance with regulatory provisions)include better value for money, deterrent effects, efficiency gains and system improvements.
The Commission emphasises in particular that it must ensure that its action has a deterrent effect(Irish Sugar v Commission, paragraph 198 above, paragraph 245) and that repeated infringement is among the relevant criteria used to determine the fine Aalborg Portland and Others v Commission, paragraph 145 above, paragraph 91.
For those who perceive that war gives them the right to carry out acts that they would otherwise never have done,the knowledge that such a court exists may have a deterrent effect.
To ensure that penalties are“adequate in severity to discourage” potential polluters, as provided for in Article 4(4)of MARPOL, the deterrent effect of the system of penalties must be reinforced, sending a strong signal, with a much greater dissuasive effect, to potential offenders1.
The Community financial contribution represents substantially less than 1% of the aid paid to theolive oil industry but allows an effective system of controls to function with its indisputable deterrent effect.
In that regard, the deterrent effect should be reinforced by the possibility to publish the information related to the exclusion and/or to the financial penalty, with full respect for the data protection requirements set out in Regulation(EC) No 45/2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council(6) and in Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council 7.
However, when there are not many mosquitoes and they are not too aggressive, the essential oil, for example,lavender is quite capable of providing a deterrent effect and save you from unpleasant bites.
In those circumstances, as Advocate General Bot observes in point 64 of his Opinion,that provision has a deterrent effect on persons liable to unlimited taxation on income in Germany who have the right to freedom of movement under Articles 39 EC and 43 EC and who wish to build or purchase a dwelling for their own occupation in another Member State.
To achieve this, there will be a tolerance limit- a threshold of unacceptability that cannot be breached, because ships issued with a definitive refusal of access to our ports or anchorages will be designated as hulks,which will have a deterrent effect.