Examples of using Deterred in English and their translations into Swedish
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It has not deterred us from a black consciousness.
However, the lack of financial sanctions means that purchasers are not deterred from using otherwise profitable UTPs.
Istanbul was hit by political and security instability during the year, which deterred many visitors, and average prices fell accordingly in both categories.
Yet that hasn't deterred local business owners,
The socially weaker parties to disputes are often placed at a disadvantage or deterred from bringing actions by procedures which can in some cases last for years.
Istanbul suffered political and security instability during the year, which deterred many visitors, and average prices dropped accordingly in both categories.
Turkey suffered political and security instability during the year, which deterred many visitors, and average prices in Istanbul and Alanya fell accordingly in both categories.
which(according to legend) deterred the invasion of Alexander the Great, are linked to the fort city in Wari-Bateshwar.
These codes deterred slaves from running away
Snart's been deterred before, but once he goes after something, he doesn't stop until he gets it.
There is no reason to believe that the war has deterred other would-be terrorists around the world.
With widespread press coverage, these arrests have probably deterred many youths from developing malicious code.
In our experiment, we were looking to see if the nanotubes enhanced or deterred oxidative damage to DNA," Petersen says.
The Chronique de la Pucelle states that it deterred molestation while she was camped in the field.
It was not as easily avoidable. was easily deterred, While this attempt to attack Earth's defenses.
For over 17 years, Datatag have successfully deterred auto theft
Deterred from smoking tobacco,
Victims and witnesses could be deterred from exercising their rights due to the risk of reprisals in certain circumstances.
That motivation must be underpinned by the reward for success, or deterred by the price of failure.
The FCC Chairman called the rules“a mistake” and“heavy-handed,” arguing that those rules depressed investment and deterred innovation.