Most coaches are volunteers and the tyranny of distance often deters people from attending this type of course. |
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Avicularia are small heterozooids in which the zooecium and operculum form a beak-like, snapping structure that deters small predators. |
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A social stigma against AIDS victims persists, which deters people from getting tested and treated for the disease. |
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Usually, the fear of victimisation deters people from making complaints against corrupt officials. |
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It is the lack of awareness and fear that deters people from getting themselves examined. |
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Keeping the enemy on his toes deters and interdicts his ability to effectively execute the chosen course of action. |
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In addition, the presence of field operatives on the ground helps raise public awareness and deters polluters. |
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I'm probably the haughty snoot that deters peasants from going to the Opera. |
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A requirement of form deters sharp practice and fraud whilst encouraging the desirable elements of a seriously intended, voluntary agreement. |
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All the academic evidence suggests fear of debt deters people from less prosperous backgrounds. |
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It deters people from buying new bicycles, while at the same time there is a lucrative trade in stolen models and this has to be examined. |
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Otley's businesses will be very glad because anything which deters people from coming to the town centre hurts them. |
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The simple fact is that even the rumor or thought of an area affected deters people from using the land. |
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For St. Augustine, resorting to war as a necessary evil is acceptable when it deters greater evil and is pursued in the spirit of justice. |
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They claim that the threat of executions deters criminals from committing violent crime. |
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As for enterprises, dishonesty only brings about a credibility gap, which greatly increases transaction costs and ultimately deters further development. |
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The country's size and turbulence deters all but the most ardent interventionists. |
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Second, it deters the police from employing interrogation methods likely to lead to untrustworthy confessions. |
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The stigma of failure complicates a fresh start and even deters many from starting a business in the first place. |
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It saps productivity, deters wealth creation and remains a visible competitive disadvantage. |
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Justice reinforces social norms and deters some would-be perpetrators. |
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This research can include trials to test whether the pesticide actually kills, deters, or repels the pest. |
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Worry about breast cancer has now emerged as the number one factor that deters women from seeking HT for vasomotor symptoms. |
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Perhaps the narrow and tortuous road up from the coast deters the really big tourist coaches. |
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He thinks the high prices of UK theatre deters audiences from taking risks when they book tickets. |
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Mr. James Lunney: I noted that you commented on the noise from the auto-feeders, and how it deters pelagic species. |
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Furthermore, the repayment obligation deters those concerned from changing their place of residence to another Member State. |
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This deters risk averse private investors and creates a funding gap that government must step in to fill. |
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But it deters consumers who are looking for products that are easy to recognise and understand. |
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That time limit deters some brighter candidates who want a career, not a temporary job. |
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It also establishes tighter controls over explosives and hazardous substances and deters the proliferation of biological weapons. |
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This atmosphere of suspicion and mistrust actually deters people from entering programs that would help them. |
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The legislation focuses on good performance and deters employers who chronically remit late. |
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Criminal prosecution can be a powerful incentive to comply with tax laws and thus deters tax evasion. |
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It is damaging to our image and deters people from coming here. |
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Corruption deters investment, hinders socio-economic development, undermines good governance, and distorts government policy thus leading to misallocation of resources. |
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Convicting doctors of manslaughter may satisfy a desire for retribution, but deters careful consideration of the ways of preventing tragedies from recurring. |
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After parasitizing about one-third of the larvae in a host cluster the wasp stops, apparently leaving a mark that deters further parasitism by other individuals. |
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This is because the imposition of vicarious liability in an employment context serves two policy goals: it ensures fair and effective compensation and deters future harm. |
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While taking off they produce a sudden thundering noise that deters predators. |
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The female flowers eventually form a spiky sheath that deters predators from the seed. |
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Microprint, which deters the ability to reproduce a legitimate stamp's text by photocopy or scanners. |
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So that deters a lot of people from actually going after that fund. |
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It is impossible to determine whether the thumbprint requirement in fact deters impersonation schemes or whether those inclined to cheat find a way around the requirement. |
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It has been most frequently a matter of the complexity of the entire structure and procedures for access to financial resources, which deters mainly small research and innovation units or small companies. |
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The resulting legal uncertainty deters their use. |
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Frequent and unpredictable public intervention in the agricultural sector deters private investment and limits the ability of farmers and businesses to access capital. |
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For example, an apprenticeship program pays young people to learn skills, like stonecutting, and deters them from gangs or drugs. |
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Safrole in the bark of sassafras deters insects and other pests, but I find its sweet, licorice-like odor quite pleasing. |
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Aboriginal communities' vulnerability to instability, factionalism and a lack of separation of business and government deters investors from pursuing business opportunities in the community. |
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Improving the transparency of the global financial system also deters illicit financial flows, including to international financial centres, and enhances the ability to detect illicit activities. |
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Nonetheless, punishing offences that harm the taxpayers' interests is profitable because it makes it possible to recover the funds defrauded and deters people from misappropriating public funds. |
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The security bar is a visible security feature that deters or prevents petty theft, by making it harder for a thief to remove the projector from its mount or secure location. |
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In the government-funded experiment, the crop has been modified so it gives off an odour not detectable by humans which deters greenfly and blackfly and could reduce the need for pesticides. |
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However, research has shown that the increase in tobacco prices encourages people to quit smoking and deters non-smoking young people from taking up the habit. |
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He has also developed a woodpecker nest box that deters starlings. |
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Even where politicians are not openly homophobic or transphobic, it would seem that the taboo nature of the subject and fear of public disapproval deters them from engaging those with more extreme views in public debate. |
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Pursuing crimes related to the illicit movement of persons across the border supports Canada's immigration program and deters others from seeking unlawful entry into Canada. |
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Fortunately, fatalities from oleander poisoning are rare, as the plant is very bitter and thus quickly deters anyone sampling the vegetation. is the most widely grown commercial non-food plant in the world. |
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Finally, Part II establishes the right of the employee to refuse unsafe work, ensures that such refusals are dealt with promptly and objectively, and deters false allegations of unsafe work for ulterior motives. |
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Furthermore, whether a specific number of interdictions can be considered to be an indicator for the effectiveness of the PSI depends on whether the initiative deters proliferation or not. |
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The realization of this matter is what deters me from preparing my testimony that would enable me to refute the accusation of impiety towards the gods. |
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Cities and regions are finding it difficult to raise money on the financial markets as the anxiety about Ireland's plight deters investors from buying bonds from other would-be borrowers. |
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Several improved drafts down the line, and still full of proposals that range from utterly brilliant to happy-ever-after, it is not just this that deters me from voting Green. |
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A civil conflict, blamed on the radicals, not only deters the EU and the West from meddling, but could also give Russia dominance over parts of Ukraine, including Crimea, which it has long coveted. What next? |
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Although MPD reduces non-productive drilling time significantly, the high CAPEX generally deters operators from moving away from conventional drilling. |
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Pinosylvin methyl ether deters snowshoe hare feeding on green alder. |
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While all this was going on, in 2010 Deters, his wife, Alicia Pokoik Deters, and Chef Lon Symensma opened downtown Denver's ChoLon Modern Asian Bistro. |
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Deters wooly aphids, whiteflies, squash bug, and cucumber beetles. |
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