Examples of using Deters in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Sea of Azov today is“famous” for its unfavorable ecological situation, which deters many tourists.
a fragmented approach deters potential whistle-blowers from coming forward;
The business Stoney Creek Quincy Hotel is a 2-star property set next to Quincy Museum and Deters Frozen Custard featuring an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a hot tub.
It is still a fairly rough area, which deters many tourists, although the streets are just as safe as anywhere else in the city.
(…) My troubles are increased by the fact that it was copied in a scandalous script, which deters from reading and gives an unfavorable impression.” 28.
almost certainly deters many smaller potential exporters from exploring overseas markets.
Unless effectively addressed, the potential for unfair trading practice undermines public trust, deters investment, increases volatility of energy prices
which obviously deters investors” said European Commissioner for Maritime Affaires
which usually deters weight loss.
The main argument is that such a punishment apparently deters potential criminals
bonds that are designed in a way that rewards those who play by the rules, and deters those who don't.
Com, the Commission claims that, in reality, it is the bundling that deters innovation, in particular on the media player market(recital 981 to the contested decision).
Guilt related to colonial legacy also deters some Western governments from taking steps that may be construed as either anti-Muslim, or as signs of lingering colonialist ideology.
Furthermore, the legacy of colonialism deters Western governments from taking steps that may be construed as anti-Muslim
Russia's readiness to use its energy reserves for political blackmail deters the European Union from opposing the Kremlin's shameful practices,
Piracy siphons off potential revenue and deters media companies from putting content online.
The stigma of failure complicates a fresh start and even deters many from starting a business in the first place.
preventing it continuing into the future and deters companies from engaging in such behaviour again.
Stigmatisation and low social recognition of VET graduates deters a substantial number of young people from committing themselves to this training path.
It is important to reduce red tape which deters schools from participating,