Examples of using Deterred in English and their translations into Polish
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And the slap deterred him?
I doubt that a sincere friend would be deterred.
I don't think it deterred anybody out there.
he will never be deterred.
Beaten, or just deterred for the time being?
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But smuggling and trafficking networks are not easily deterred.
This way they're either deterred or they get some exercise.
Not to mention a true workaholic that is not easily deterred.
My father no longer deterred me from following my star.
Zdolnikov seem to be deterred.
No doubt deterred by your complete lack of savoir-faire.
This is perhaps the only thing, which deterred me from the plasma and the model.
I don't think it deterred anything.
Only your popularity deterred the hints in the gossip columns.
should not be deterred.
Many artists have been deterred from realizing their fullest potential.
The FCC Chairman called the rules“a mistake” and“heavy-handed,” arguing that those rules depressed investment and deterred innovation.
Snart's been deterred before, but once he goes after something,
High property prices pushed families out and deterred young people from moving in.
In particular, SMEs can be deterred from offering securities to the public simply because of the paperwork involved and the high costs incurred.
fewer users tend to be deterred from abandoning a payment operation.
Otherwise, an EU citizen would be deterred from exercising their right to freedom of movement if they risked losing their status as workers in the host Member State.
the high cost of legal action deterred many citizens from using the justice system.
am I going to recall the two municipality losers who deterred foreign investors.
Some people interested in forwarding deterred in the past for the cooperative principle of introducing necessary financial deposits.
at least occasionally deterred by contract law related barriers.
Moreover, it may be that the novelty of the EGTC instrument deterred Member States and Managing Authorities from relying on it for a formal role in implementing cooperation programmes.
the concomitant reduction of navigable water surface, deterred many water-sport enthusiasts.
And it was only this promise of Malachi that Elijah would return that deterred John from going forth to preach about the coming kingdom
just for the holiday cruise are many interested parties have been deterred by the complexity of the examination.