Examples of using Deterrent in English and their translations into German
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Salt being a spirit deterrent.
Feeding Deterrent, Oviposition Deterrent etc.
Funchal was very deterrent to me.
I assure you, it has proved to be a most effective deterrent.
The dangers of lacking such a deterrent were demonstrated in Libya.
People also translate
From a stimulating course to the deterrent.
The deterrent is in no way harmful to the health of humans and animals.
Not really a good eyepiece, but not a deterrent example.
Introducing deterrent and harmonised sanctions(including establishing a penalty point system);
Business consultantsPrivate tuitionTheft deterrent systemsRadio equipment.
The message works like subliminal advertising and becomes a deterrent.
Medical productsPrivate tuitionTheft deterrent systemsClinics and hospitals.
Commission: Member States' sanctions for infringements to fisheries measures not sufficient deterrent.
With all the dislike of fleas for water, it cannot be used as a deterrent against these parasites in the apartment.
The possibility of deterrent sanctions and fair victim-compensation rules should also be explored.
They wish to re-establish the credibility of Israel's deterrent power.
A well-lit house is not only a deterrent for potential burglars, it creates an inviting and homey impression.
A warning horn built into the BX-80N carries a deterrent to the intruder.
Photos from different segments of the border fence- a deterrent from the outside, offering protection from the inside- are woven to large panels with a three-dimensional appearance.
In other words EHHA is not hesitating to use judicial deterrent as a weapon.
As a companion plant for cannabis Basil acts as a deterrent to aphids, asparagus beetles, mosquitoes, tomato hornworms and whitefly.
Then they deliberately reduce the number of rescue vessels in the hope that themasses dying in the Mediterranean will serve as a deterrent.
It is welcome that the North has gone some way toward developing such a deterrent, including ballistic missiles covering northeast Asia.
Scaring wasps from a vineyard is a rather ambiguous method,in which the clusters and bushes themselves are sprayed with deterrent chemicals.
Let us give an example that you may not have considered as a deterrent to raising the consciousness level and spiritual awareness of your society.
It's a hearts and minds approach, to develop critical thinking as a deterrent against radicalisation.
The new ConsumerFinancial Protection Board is also a deterrent, as banks consider it safer to lend to the government, large corporations, and giant real-estate speculators.
It is doubtful that any elder willhave the courage to share this important information as a deterrent for this happening in the future.
The penalties to be applied must be effective,proportional and deterrent and must not make the application of Community law more difficult when compared to penalties provided for under national law.
A comprehensive system of preventive and control measures, together with deterrent penalties to identify and prevent individual instances of bogus self-employed, should contribute to combat concealed employment effectively.
