| The order is aimed at deterring anti-social behaviour and preventing escalation of the behaviour, without recourse to criminal sanctions. |
| Energy from the magnet is designed to elongate the atoms in the clubface, deterring metal fatigue and strengthening the face. |
| The deterrents could well prove useful in deterring them from kerb-crawling and helping to make Goitside respectable again. |
| The military working dogs have been invaluable for deterring criminal activity in the newly independent country. |
| Far from deterring people, a dangerous edge and a high profile increase the desirability of the sport. |
| It clearly makes nuclear weapons a tool for fighting a war, rather than deterring them. |
