But we will not be deterred.

But such success stories have not deterred the project s critics.

But the recent clampdown has not deterred the opposition or silenced criticism.

At the same time, economic reform has not been abandoned. Controversial budget provisions that had earlier deterred investors are being reviewed.

This ensures that students are not deterred or prevented from participating in higher education if they are unable to pay their student contributions up front.

Can Cyber Warfare Be Deterred?

After all, the West is not deterred in the slightest from dealing with authoritarian Russia and communist China.

Meanwhile, investors with longer time horizons going after significant returns would not be much deterred by the tax.

Hamas was definitely deterred by Israel s merciless offensive, and Israel, whether it admits it or not, is bound to be deterred by the specter of Israeli leaders and army officers becoming the object of arrest warrants in Europe.

2.10 These legal restrictions have not, however, deterred women in any way as it is quite obvious that women have been, and are free, to seek employment, and are employed, in a variety of occupations.

This deterred not only foreign and domestic investment, but, more fundamentally, the formation of the very institutions needed for successful economic development.

Sunni groups are supposedly trying to prove that they still matter, that they have been neither defeated nor deterred by US troops.

The effort to avoid the harm of flawed compensation decisions in the future should not be deterred by speculative arguments about unintended consequences.

We should not be deterred from doing right now by the fear that we may later be persuaded that we should do right again.

Indeed, if not convincingly deterred by the international community, it is extremely difficult to believe that Bashir would let the South secede without a fight.

Nevertheless, Europeans should not be deterred by the Chinese government s anger at the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.

At least part of the problem is that it is dealing with complex social forces that are not organized into centralized hierarchies that can enforce rules, and thus be deterred, coerced, or otherwise manipulated through conventional power.

Let us not be deterred from seeing the loathing that is inflaming and filling the lives of the hundreds of thousands of Arabs who live around us.

But, if despots are to be deterred from untrammeled repression, any intervention whether military or in the form of economic and diplomatic sanctions must meet the test of impartiality.

Most men on the other hand deterred by fear, ignorance, pride, and, sometimes, taboo refuse to be tested voluntarily.

Yemen's revolutionaries are not deterred nor did they give up on their demands despite the signing of the strongly rejected Gulf Cooperation Council's initiative proposed in April and finally signed by Saleh on November 23rd, providing a so called mechanism for him to relinquish power.

According to a study in California, most men who bought sex would be deterred by the risk of public exposure.

For example, 79 said that they would be deterred if there was a chance that their families would be notified.

The effort to avoid the harm of flawed compensation decisions in the future should not be deterred by speculative arguments about unintended consequences. Financial firms should not retain the freedom to create perverse incentives that put all of us at risk.

Real criminals won t be deterred, but such a system would prevent the rest of us from being pulled along or becoming victims.

When Brand Blanshard asked Russell why he didn't write on aesthetics, Russell replied that he didn't know anything about it, but that is not a very good excuse, for my friends tell me it has not deterred me from writing on other subjects .

Land grabs, chronic corruption, impunity, the inability to enforce contracts, and the fragmentation and ineffectiveness of aid deterred foreign and domestic investment further.

Other political factors deterred Britain and France and Bush s successor, Bill Clinton from intervening until another three years of killing had taken place.

In addition, the sanctions serve to create a hostile environment for terrorists, and if they are deterred from attempting a wire transfer, a border crossing or an arms purchase, then the sanctions have fulfilled their purpose.

And, in an analogy with the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, they expressed the hope that efforts to build an international legal framework to safeguard space security should not be deterred by the inherent technical difficulties of verification.

The Cold War was won by a combination of military power, which deterred Soviet aggression, and the attractive power of Western culture and ideas.

Money wages will lag behind demand, I argued, only as long as the representative firm is deterred from raising wages by the misperception that wages at other firms are already lower than its own a disequilibrium that cannot last.

And a whopping 87 said that they would be deterred by the threat that the police might publish their photographs or names in the local newspaper.

In a society that overvalues immediacy, it can be difficult to take a long term view. But my government will not be deterred from forward thinking action that will ensure that tomorrow s France is the France our citizens want and deserve.

An unknown attacker may also be deterred by cyber security measures. If firewalls are strong, or redundancy and resilience allow quick recovery, or the prospect of a self enforcing response ( an electric fence ) seems possible, an attack becomes less attractive.

Nor would it be implausible to expect that such persons would be deterred from exercising that right, insofar as a regime of partial exemption could create problems for children which are different from those that may be present in a total exemption scheme.

But such success stories have not deterred the project s critics. Early criticism came from France, which vigorously objected to the 2004 and 2006 editions endorsement of the legal origins theory, which suggests that common law countries benefit from greater regulatory efficiency than civil law countries.

The representative of a regional economic integration organization, noting the large number of chemicals considered by the Committee and the seemingly disappointing high number that did not meet all the criteria of Annex II, urged parties not to be deterred by the low number of chemicals meeting the requirements of Annex II.

It has been observed that absence of regulation, or of adequate regulation in some countries where ERAs have been introduced, has deterred some of the procuring entities from using ERAs.

The European Union is even more instructive, because centuries of war, culminating in the two World Wars of the twentieth century, inspired, rather than deterred, European economic, political and security integration.

The point is to create economic incentives to reduce cybercrime. Real criminals won t be deterred, but such a system would prevent the rest of us from being pulled along or becoming victims.

Large scale adjustments may leave an economy with a weaker capacity to generate growth, because high taxes have deterred investment or cuts in public spending have eroded the quality of infrastructure and education.

Those were the days when global peace was sustained by a concept known suitably enough by the acronym MAD Mutually Assured Destruction. Was that world a worse and more dangerous one than today, where our main nuclear concerns are how to prevent proliferation and strengthen the treaty that has deterred it for the last generation?

Mexico is consumed by its failed drug war, which has cost more than 25,000 lives and, according to just published US government statistics, has deterred Colombian cocaine traffickers, but has fostered dramatic increases in Mexican production of heroin, marijuana, and methamphetamines.

It is not clear who are allies and who are not.