Examples of using Deters in English and their translations into Polish
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Finally, Member States need to reform their national tax systems in a way that facilitates compliance, deters evasion and avoidance,
ACCI detects, deters and neutralizes the threat of terrorism,
because all too often there is too much red tape, which deters families from trying to adopt.
it also encourages criminality, deters investment and makes normal economic activity impossible.
bonds that are designed in a way that rewards those who play by the rules, and deters those who don't.
Bonds that are designed in a way that rewards those who play by the rules, and deters those who don't.
The European Union has finally equipped itself with an instrument for creating an environment that deters traffickers, and for making sure that trafficking victims are given assistance and protection.
the bureaucratic language deters operators from taking part.
enforcing an account preservation order in a cross-border situation are generally higher than in domestic cases, which deters creditors from recovering their claims abroad with the help of the judicial system.
which often deters me from listening to LPs recorded in this way.
The current uncertainty that still remains with regard to the applicable consumer rights deters companies from offering their goods across borders
Although I fully agree with Max of"Kultura Industrialna" that in the beginning the band deters with its infantile logo
also a lack of long-term policy planning which increases the perception of risk and deters companies from realizing investments.
entrance to its nest, and it has been suggested that the unpleasant smell from the crushed insects deters squirrels, its chief competitor for natural tree cavities.
this means that the most severe punishment deters more, and this means that the death sentence deters most of all.
underemployed or underpaid, this represents a waste of economic investment and deters the next generation of top-level scientists
It is also very much a myth deters consumers about the complexity of a procedure such as installation of sliding doors with their hands.
The applicant counters that an expost adjustment mechanism, which deters operators from over-assessing their need for allowances and, therefore,
this is because it's tendency to over heat and dry out deters worms and other small creatures taking up residence
This way they're either deterred or they get some exercise.
