Review non-lethal
deterrent measures currently available that may be appropriate for reducing the seal-gear interactions at sea
Bruce added: "I believe it is education in society that helps to act as a
deterrent."
China could provide North Korea's nuclear
deterrent and defences, and maybe North Korea could be persuaded to agree.
Consequently, in a world where nuclear-armed states use their nuclear weapons for coercion and intimidation, the United States must maintain a capable, secure, and credible nuclear
deterrent.
But despite all this, a new review by the Liberal Democrats has found that Britain can maintain a credible nuclear
deterrent without a like-for-like replacement of Trident.
The
deterrents include making smoking more expensive for smokers and increasing the price of tobacco and tobacco products.
In the latest letter, a correspondent says he can tell me that
deterrents would work, and sets out his own list of measures.
But an electronic spy that's hidden in a bush isn't a
deterrent any more - it's a cash machine.
RAC spokesman Philip Hale said: 'While extreme actions may not be practical, more effective
deterrents need serious and urgent consideration.
He said: 'One of the most powerful
deterrents in the fight against arson is the fear of detection.
RESULTS: The most commonly cited
deterrents to contraceptive use were side effects, fear of potential health risks, partner's dislike of contraception and cost (20-2796).
Scanlan and Darkenwald (12) surveyed the
deterrents of medical technologists, physical therapists and respiratory therapists.
