Examples of using Deterred in English and their translations into Russian
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You're not going to be deterred, are you?
When such factors are countered, corruption is more easily detected and deterred.
They not only deterred the enemy, but also caused a significant defeat to the"red horde"!
However, high prices hardly deterred fans foam.
But one word of warning: the fanatics standing against us, spreading hate, will not be easily deterred.
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Berezovsky is unlikely to be deterred by this prospect- he is quite capable of retaliation.
Would you kindly explain, Mr Bush?' Bush was not to be deterred.
Attacks with biological weapons cannot, therefore, be deterred with threats of nuclear retaliation.
But many initially deterred prices for their services, as well as a very common fear in getting a venereal disease.
We had to go for two cars, butunstable weather deterred us from this idea.
However, none of the difficulties deterred us from our decision of principle to declare Kazakhstan a non-nuclear country.
The first metal woods had sufficient weight, butthe weight distribution deterred slightly from performance.
This unfounded scepticism has not deterred us from forging ahead with our plans to build a new society.
The lack of competition, global scale entrepreneurs andother errors at the start, which deterred investors.
It deterred acts of serious misbehaviour, registered the consequences of certain actions and encouraged respect for the rights of other children.
This created a climate of self-censorship for journalists and deterred independent investigative journalism.
Maternity leave arrangements only deterred employers from hiring women, since the costs were met by employers rather than by the social security system.
While most visitors to Vietnamare not poor people, though such prices deterred many potential tourists"shooters.".
Statements were made that commercial fraud deterred legitimate trade and undermined confidence in established contract practices and instruments.
The FCC Chairman called the rules“a mistake” and“heavy-handed,” arguing that those rules depressed investment and deterred innovation.
The aggressive and provocative language which they used also deterred people from cooperating with them and simply succeeded in damaging their credibility.
And at this crossroads, I can promise you that the United States of America will not be distracted or deterred from what must be done.
In particular, young entrepreneurs with little experience are either deterred by complex tax regulations or are afraid of failure due to non-compliance to legal requirements.
If peace was kept on a global scale,it was only because the mutual threat of nuclear annihilation deterred the launching of full-scale war.
NATO warships deterred multiple pirate attacks and disrupted several pirate action groups, freeing crews held by pirates and arresting suspected pirates.
No matter how many false flags events the cabal produces, you will not be deterred, for this work takes priority over all else.
Public officials found responsible for suchactions should be prosecuted in order that the growing tendency of these officials to intimidate human rights defenders may be effectively deterred;
She stated that there was no convincing evidence that the death penalty deterred crimes more effectively than other punishments.
This would enable existing users to simplify their EDI applications, andattract new users previously deterred by unwieldy standards.
The regulated use of corporal punishment was an acceptable mode of discipline; it deterred acts of serious misbehaviour, registered the consequences of certain actions and encouraged respect for the rights of other children.