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The threat of such a fine has had a particularly dissuasive effect.

So let us put an end to these dissuasive efforts aimed at consumers!

Until now the civil liability legislation has simply not been dissuasive enough.

It is important that we have dissuasive and reactive mechanisms.

We can only protect our oceans by means of dissuasive criminal sanctions.

They are relatively inflexible and basically seek to have a dissuasive effect.

Do you not think that dissuasive or preventive measures would have sufficed?

Nevertheless, a weapon is never truly dissuasive unless used sparingly.

Likely impacts will include a more effective, dissuasive and equivalent criminal law protection of the Union's financial interests.

This procedure is outlined by the "dissuasive arm" regulation.

If a crowd gets rowdy some evening, he has no trouble at all in acting as a one-man dissuasive force.

I also welcome the reference that the regulation makes to sanctions, which have to be effective, proportionate and dissuasive.

The fundamental right of effective legal assistance and dissuasive sanctions for harassment are also safeguarded.

These should be supplemented by proportionate and dissuasive penalties for non-compliance.

To be a dissuasive Air Force, respected and accepted by society, pioneering within the nation's "air-space" development.

In addition, families in low-income areas may share one connection and consequently consume at the "dissuasive" rate.

There must be tough and dissuasive penalties to deter the cat and dog fur traders.

That is why I support the Pirker report, particularly its dissuasive and preventive aspects.

This dissuasive effect was however watered down when British officials made clear that there would be no strikes on air bases in Argentina.

They must furthermore be effective, proportionate and dissuasive and must not act as barriers to trade.

The efforts put into checking all transactions is clearly disproportionate while sampling is unlikely to have sufficient dissuasive effect.

Serious encroachments on citizens' fundamental rights must incur effective, proportionate and dissuasive criminal penalties.

These crimes must be dealt with rapidly, effectively and severely, in a dissuasive and well-planned fashion.

Of course, the establishment of effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties for those who fail to comply with this directive.

These sanctions should indeed be dissuasive but should also be gradual and proportionate to the crime committed.