Thesaurus / deterrent
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Freeman’s industry contacts made it clear that 90 days in jail wouldn’t be much of a deterrent.
BEE THEFT IS ALMOST A PERFECT CRIME—BUT THERE’S A NEW SHERIFF IN TOWNANDREW ZALESKIFEBRUARY 9, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCEThe pair also are requesting that Congress give the FTC power to issue large civil penalties to first-time offending businesses as a further deterrent to engaging in schemes like Amazon’s, which FTC commissioners called “outrageous.”
AMAZON WILL PAY NEARLY $62 MILLION OVER “OUTRAGEOUS” PRACTICE OF POCKETING DRIVER TIPSJASON DEL REYFEBRUARY 2, 2021VOXWhile collecting wastage data is a good business practice, O’Leary said it is most useful as a deterrent against vaccine providers mishandling or discarding doses irresponsibly.
HOW MANY VACCINE SHOTS GO TO WASTE? SEVERAL STATES AREN’T COUNTING.BY RYAN GABRIELSON, CAROLINE CHEN AND MOLLIE SIMONJANUARY 21, 2021PROPUBLICAThe stock market’s record altitude was no deterrent to individual investors last month, who in true 2020 fashion ended the year snapping up shares.
STOCKS’ WORST START IN 20 YEARS CHALLENGED TRADERS ON MONDAYMCKENNA MOOREJANUARY 4, 2021FORTUNECriminologists find that other consequences of problematic drug use – such as harm to health, reduced quality of life and strained personal relationships – are more effective deterrents than criminal sanctions.
OREGON JUST DECRIMINALIZED ALL DRUGS – HERE’S WHY VOTERS PASSED THIS GROUNDBREAKING REFORMLGBTQ-EDITORDECEMBER 10, 2020NO STRAIGHT NEWSA poorly operated nursing home clearly needs some type of deterrent.
AS PANDEMIC RAGED AND THOUSANDS DIED, GOVERNMENT REGULATORS CLEARED MOST NURSING HOMES OF INFECTION-CONTROL VIOLATIONSDEBBIE CENZIPER, JOEL JACOBS, SHAWN MULCAHYOCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POSTJia’s power had been cited as a significant deterrent to new investors, given his track record, but he gave up his ownership stake as part of his personal bankruptcy.
THE ELECTRIC CAR FRENZY IS HELPING EVEN TROUBLED COMPANIES RAISE BIG MONEYDZANEMORRISOCTOBER 23, 2020FORTUNESo from the failed deterrent form factor of the penitentiary to the idea of a reformatory where we cure crime, how we incarcerate has started to turn.
THE BEST PLACES TO BE LOCKED UP IF YOU LOVE LUXURYEUGENE ROBINSONOCTOBER 7, 2020OZYThe low fee, however, can be a deterrent for larger firms and established defense lawyers who can make several hundred dollars an hour on retained cases.
MAINE HIRES LAWYERS WITH CRIMINAL RECORDS TO DEFEND ITS POOREST RESIDENTSBY SAMANTHA HOGAN, THE MAINE MONITOR, WITH DATA ANALYSIS BY AGNEL PHILIPOCTOBER 6, 2020PROPUBLICAAs Beijing grew apart from Moscow in the 1960s, the need for a nuclear deterrent became critical in its assessment — China first tested an n-weapon in 1964.
BUTTERFLY EFFECT: THE NEXT NUCLEAR RACE IS STARTINGCHARU KASTURIAUGUST 6, 2020OZYWORDS RELATED TO DETERRENT
- Catch-22
- albatross
- baggage
- ball and chain
- bar
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- catch
- check
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- crimp
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- excess baggage
- foot dragging
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- gridlock
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- detriment
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- fault
- flaw
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- hurdle
- inhibition
- load
- manacle
- millstone
- obstacle
- prohibition
- red tape
- restraint
- restriction
- retardation
- retardment
- road block
- rub
- setback
- shackle
- snag
- stoppage
- stricture
- stumbling block
- tie
- trammel
- wall
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