Even skeptics will struggle to resist the pressure for further money printing from politicians and those mainstream economists who have staked their careers on the belief that deter-mined central banks can always conjure up the necessary demand to keep economies growing.
But the BBC's home affairs correspondent Andy Tighe said there were fears within the Police Federation, which represents officers, that removing additional payments for anti-social or dangerous work could deter high-quality candidates from applying to join the police.
The US already offers South Korea a "nuclear umbrella", but Cold War experts have pointed out that while nuclear deterrence may address the possibility of all-out war, it does not deter low-level incidents.
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At the University of Colorado in Boulder where a large group, both students and others, have gathered in a quad to smoke pot for the past several years on April 20 school officials this year will close the quad entirely, spreading a malodorous fish-based fertilizer in the area to deter would-be smokers.
On July 17th, Moody's, a credit-rating agency, gave warning that it was considering downgrading South Africa's sovereign debt to sub-investment grade, a move that would deter much-needed foreign investment.
Chile was trying to deter short-term capital inflows in the early 1990s, for example.
However, the mayor of Newry criticised the proposals and said he feared it would deter cross-border shoppers.
The government hopes that by making such information public, it will deter would-be undergraduates from enrolling in dead-end subjects.
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The theory is that exposure to the grim realities of life in prison will deter at-risk youths from future crime.
It called for "effective and dissuasive" sentences in such cases to deter would-be criminals, including bigger asset seizures by the authorities.
This simple act of restoring freedom will deter would-be murderers and for those who try, they will be met with resistance.
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The exact spot, known to The Economist, is being kept from the general public to deter curiosity-seekers who might scare them off.
The company has put in special measures to deter criminals - including SmartWater, a system which sprays thieves with an invisible solution.
Higher borrowing costs deter private-sector companies, but do not discourage inefficient state-owned enterprises, because they are less bothered about their return on capital.
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Nevertheless, it seems alarmist to suggest that Indonesian wage costs alone will deter labour-intensive manufacturing, even though their rise has outpaced productivity in recent years.
It also suggests why floating rates did not deter cross-border investment.
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Despite Ms Gillard's claim that it would deter asylum-seekers from making dangerous sea journeys, the plan was more about shifting all asylum processing offshore: anywhere but Australia.
The military had gotten bigger, but its ability to defeat unconventional adversaries was very much in question, while its capacity to deter state-based threats had eroded due to inattention.
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This isn't likely to deter first-time buyers, says Ramakrishnan.
Paul Givan of the DUP called for robust action, citing South Africa where some cars were fitted with flamethrowers to deter car-jackers, although he accepted that this might be going too far for Northern Ireland.
You also can put the stuff under your doorway to deter break-ins (the Bubble Wrap burglar alarm) or stuff it in your bra (the Bubble Wrap boob job) or sleep on it (the Bubble Wrap bed).
As a seasoned public pension forensic investigator, it has long been my opinion that potential criminal charges are needed to deter politically-savvy scammers who are confident they will not be held accountable by pension officials they have cozied-up to officials who are, at a minimum, conflicted and often outright culpable.
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IMF-inflicted pain would also deter other indebted euro-zone countries from seeking aid.
The intent was that the mere presence of police would deter any would-be attackers.
But, as a politician, he would like to do everything to deter further job-seekers, invited or otherwise.
France's notoriously burdensome labour regulations deter hiring full-time workers and ensure a strong demand for staff on short-term contracts.
But the judge in the case, Wilhelm Hubbert, disagreed and said he wanted the verdict to deter other internet-access providers from doing the same.
Still, the maritime community greatly appreciates the work of coalition, U.S. Navy, NATO, French and Yemeni coast guard vessels that were helping to deter some would-be attackers.
The campaign has been launched by Preston's Deter Partnership Team - a group of specialists from the police, social workers and charities - set up to deal with grooming and child sexual exploitation offences.
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