deterrence什么意思
1. 嚇阻：谴责和惩罚犯罪是刑事司法制度的一个主要功能,目的在于报应犯罪人的犯罪行为,同时吓阻(deterrence)行为人再犯(特殊吓阻)或其他人从事类似的犯罪行为(一般吓阻).
2. 挽留的事物：deterministic 确定性的 | deterrence 挽留的事物 | deterrent 威慑
1. （尤指对战争或犯罪的）威慑，吓阻，遏制
Deterrence is the prevention of something, especially war or crime, by having something such as weapons or punishment to use as a threat.
e.g. ...policies of nuclear deterrence.
核威慑政策
1. However, officials said such local additions to carry out the law serve no more than " deterrence ".
2. Kim said Seoul and Washington could discuss the issue in their Extended Deterrence Policy Committee meeting next month.
3. China's limited nuclear counterattack ability is entirely for deterrence against possible nuclear attacks by other countries.
4. " The fundamental reasons lie in the lack of a deterrence, " Jiang said.
5. He said Pakistan was proud of its strategic forces and scientific organizations for having developed and operationalized a strong nuclear deterrence capability.
6. The US operates its warships worldwide, apparently as deterrence and to portray itself as the champion of freedom of navigation.
7. Beijing will try to persuade Pyongyang to exercise restraint and stop its military operations, and will talk Seoul into stopping military deterrence and confrontation.
8. Whenever there is a sign of disturbance in some part of the world, the US sends one or several aircraft carriers for deterrence or military operations.
9. But during those decades, nuclear weapons served mainly as an effective tool of deterrence by two ideologically divided camps.
10. That plan was opposed by Russia, which worried that the system could target Russian warheads or undermine the Kremlin's deterrence strategy.
noun
1. the act or process of discouraging actions or preventing occurrences by instilling fear or doubt or anxiety
2. a communication that makes you afraid to try something
Synonym: determent intimidation
3. a negative motivational influence
Synonym: disincentive