Examples of using Would deter in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Did they really think that this would deter us?
Nothing would deter Him from accomplishing His mission.
From that moment on, she knew that nothing would deter her from pursing her big dreams.
Figured it would deter anyone from looking too closely into the death.
I felt somewhat relieved because I thought that the army would deter the armed men and detain them, whoever they were.
I thought it would deter them at the time, but looking back I didn't understand how to keep my head down and stay out of harm's way.
We're not doctors, but we're sure that smearing yourself in poop would deter anyone from wanting to have a baby with you.
The rationale at the base of acquiring the nuclear arsenal in the 1950s wasthat the Arabs aspired to destroy Israel and a doomsday weapon would deter them.
Many believed that Spanish and Indian names would deter visitors who, if they could not pronounce the name of a place, might not bother to visit it.
And as guards,they would be terrific because their realism is such they would deter all but the most hardened criminal.
But there is no reason to suppose that in practice this would deter them from going to the polls and giving a mandate to Prime Minister Netanyahu, who staunchly opposes the same boundaries and who was willing to enter into a public confrontation over it with the President of the United States.
We weren't necessarily hiding it,” Blake said,“but weweren't sure if the knowledge of us being married would deter clients from seeing us individually.”.
It is notclear how shutting down ports of entry would deter asylum seekers, as they are legally able to request help as soon as they set foot on U.S. soil.
Some, such as business professor Andre Hagiu,argue that Amazon would be foolish to out-compete its merchants, because this would deter them from offering their products on Amazon in the future.
The Air Force countered that atomic weapons andlong-range strategic bombers would deter war, but that if war nevertheless broke out, an immediate atomic offensive against the enemy would contribute to the success of surface actions and reduce U.S. casualties.
The U.S. government's denial of visas orentry to the perpetrators of the persecution of Falun Gong would deter them from casually committing human rights violations.
The indecision was genuine and difficult: In the period after the end of the first world war, British involvement was not a given;there was concern that clashes between Jews and Arabs would deter them from realizing the Mandate.
Hamas rejected the explanation,saying it had the right to respond to Israel's aggression in a way that would deter Israel and prevent the future recurrence of such events(al-Akhbar in Lebanon, September 9, 2019).
So it is not surprising that Mordechai Kedar, an Israeli military intelligence officer turned academic, would matter-of-factly suggestthis week that“raping the wives and mothers of Palestinian combatants” would deter attacks by Hamas militants.
The case has drawn wide condemnation from bodies including the American Geophysical Union,which said the risk of litigation would deter scientists from advising governments or even working in seismology and seismic risk assessments.”.
The murderous repression which was meted out to revolutionaries in Syria, and the anarchy created by foreign intervention, gave the impression that the Arab Spring's promises of freedom,democracy and social justice had finished in a nightmare that would deter the peoples from trying again.
No journalist has ever been tried in Israel for"possession of secret information," anda dangerous precedent, which would deter the media from fulfilling its essential role in a democracy by providing scrutiny of the IDF and other defense agencies, must not be set.
IDF officials claimed that the expulsion of terrorist families would not deter potential terrorists,but Bennett insisted that the move would deter terrorists and reduce Arab terrorism.
Shopping center security must rely on trained and skilled security personnel, which through the appropriate security method willknow how to create a dynamic security, which would deter the terrorist and allow to expose him as he approaches(preferably during the pre- attack reconnaissance preparations) the secured target environment.
Syria developed mainly chemical weapons, and Iran developed its nuclear industry, relying among others on its partnership with North Korea, which has believed for decades that only becoming a nuclear powerwould provide it with a global insurance policy that would deter the world from becoming involved.
It's a century since we made this really fateful decision to take addicts and punish them and make them suffer,because we believed that would deter them; it would give them an incentive to stop.
Mr McDonnell cited the example of Germany, where workers sit on company boards, but the British Chambers of Commerce, a businesslobby group, criticised Labour's plan, saying it would deter people from investing in Britain.
In addition, the company can sue for damages for up to six years after a patent's expiry, but it cannot request injunctions against competitors' tactical motions orharm their activity in a way that would deter them from fights on the intellectual property level.
The International Crisis Group interviewed three Hamas fighters in January who said they“often fired[rockets] in close proximity to homes and from alleys,hoping that nearby civilians would deter Israel from responding”[68]-- indicating the intent to use civilians as shields.