Examples of using Deterring in English and their translations into Polish
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Once she settles on a course of action, there's no deterring her.
Komarstop®- preparations deterring mosquitoes, ticks and gnats.
The ICC also has a significant role to play in preventing and deterring these crimes.
This policy should be geared towards deterring and punishing the most damaging infringements.
They could scare off"good" employers, and at the same time turn out to be totally inadequate for deterring"bad" employers.
It prevented countless deaths by deterring irregular migrants from embarking on a perilous voyage from West Africa.
He also stressed that ACT is responsible for developing a plan of trainings which“also play a role in deterring a potential adversary”.
It soon became apparent that something was indeed delaying and deterring the British and French governments in carrying out the enterprise.
The EU reaffirms that there is no irrefutable evidence that the death penalty has the effect of deterring criminal violence.
Likewise, sanctions often have limited impact on deterring and rehabilitating nations which break international law
often deterring potential investors.
The EU has a strategic interest in deterring the escalation of regional conflicts in the Black Sea Region, so as to ensure energy security
Banning misleading flavours and products, and deterring young people from smoking.
applications enable proactive surveillance, helping your security staff protect your property by detecting and deterring crime.
Indeed, the mere existence of these procedures can act as a deterring mechanism to potential infringements.
offer restorative or deterring providers.
It is settled case-law that national tax rules deterring a national of a Member State from exercising his right to free movement may constitute an obstacle to that freedom79.
how successful they are in deterring and rehabilitating is open to question.
It prevented countless deaths by deterring irregular migrants from embarking on a perilous voyage from West Africa(Senegal,
Overall, deferral has been positively assessed in terms of ensuring long-term performance alignment and deterring excessive risk-taking.
other criminal incidents in the EU using explosives, by deterring terrorists and other criminals from using precursors to build explosives
effective at killing bacteria(such as Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus) and deterring algae, fungi,
The provisions on the return of the child complementing the 1980 Hague Convention aimed at deterring parental child abduction between Member States are regarded as particularly useful.
which are perceived as more risky and complex, deterring many traditional investors.
The proposed measures aim at deterring operators from placing on the Community market timber
The member states represented in the EU Council already adopted their position to pass this directive- aimed at deterring young people from starting to smoke- last June.
has the effect of deterring OESF from investing in Germany
successfully deterring the Duke of Guise from conquering Naples.
Whereas this disincentive is particularly effective in deterring consumers from buying packages outside their own Member State,
The recognition of a situation of urgency in such a case would run counter to the legislature's aim of deterring the wrongful removal or retention of children between Member States.