Examples of using Deterrent effect in English and their translations into German
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The deterrent effect of credible sanctions.
Sleek design with high deterrent effect.
The deterrent effect ought to be comparable throughout the entire Union.
Nor does the death penalty have any proven deterrent effect.
Preserving the deterrent effect of Article 81.
And last but not least, criminal sanctions with a deterrent effect.
Rely on the deterrent effect of premium rates of pay for overtime hours.”.
Moreover, abolitionists assail the deterrent effect of the death penalty.
The DIW also explains that the militarydeployment off the African coast has no"significant deterrent effect" 2.
The deterrent effect of financial sanctions should constitute a real incentive for compliance with the rules.
Thus, an increased perception of sanction risks has a deterrent effect on behavior.
This provision would ensure the deterrent effect of the current provision without having to review it frequently.
A sanction which is applied only in suchrare circumstances can have little deterrent effect.
Criminal penalties have a deterrent effect and court proceedings are needed in a few controversial cases.
The Commission fully supports this proposal because, were that to occur, the system would lose its deterrent effect.
The visually and audibly perceptible discharges have a deterrent effect and give the aggressor in touch strong surges.
Given the deterrent effect of most folk remedies, each of them can regularly treat the pet's hair, regardless of whether it has fleas or not.
The thing that astounds me is your claim that a minor amount cannot have a deterrent effect on speculation.
Preserving the deterrent effect of Article 81 so as to avoid the block exemption being used by manufacturers to inhibit independent pro-competitive behaviour by authorised dealers and repairers.
In the Netherlands,the violent suppression of the February strike in 1941 continued to have a deterrent effect for a long time.
However, such possible effects would be counterbalanced by the deterrent effect of especially the proposed criminal sanctions in cases of particularly exploitative working conditions.
I would like to stress that there is no evidence to show that the death penalty has a deterrent effect on violent crime.
Both elements taken together will serve to raise the deterrent effect of the Community competition rules, thereby ensuring more widespread compliance with the rules and furthering effective competition in the markets.
In those circumstances,the Commission was entitled to seek to ensure that the fine had a deterrent effect on Hoechst.
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.
The court justified this with the deliberate discrimination of the defendant and pointed to the deterrent effect of the compensation.
Judges have sentenced too manykillers to absurdly lenient prison terms, diminishing any deterrent effect that the tribunal might generate.
The key requirements are that the persons involved should always be compensated-even indirectly- and that the deterrent effect should be achieved.
In the absence of that acknowledgement of receipt or prior declaration,severe criminal and administrative penalties are provided for which reinforce the deterrent effect of this formality.