Sentence examples for In countermeasures from inspiring English sources

Governments rely on costly "security theatre" – the practice of investing in countermeasures to provide the feeling of improved security while doing little or nothing to actually achieve it.

"We have progressed considerably in our understanding of the human physiology in space and in countermeasures to preserve bone, muscle and fitness since then.

On Friday, North Korea accused the US of being "hell-bent on regime change" and warned that any maneouvres with that intention will be viewed as a "red line" that will result in countermeasures.

The team began to fear that someone had given the man a warning, or that he had been trained in countermeasures to LSD, suggesting that the whole operation was somehow "compromised to the opposition".

The current French interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, hinted on Monday that France would give two years' notice to end the arrangement if Britain voted to leave: "It is obvious that leaving the EU will always result in countermeasures," he said on Monday.

Finally, train your employees in countermeasures.

Nowhere is the division in countermeasure development more apparent than on the question of vaccine development.

This study seeks to evaluate the role of law enforcement in countermeasure effectiveness.

Lorne Elias, a retired 30-year veteran scientist at the NRC and an expert in countermeasure technologies for explosives, developed the current standard technology used in airports everywhere.

Deconditioning of astronauts during long duration spaceflight, especially with regard to the cardiovascular, musculo-skeletal, and neurological systems, is a well-recognized problem that has stimulated significant investments in countermeasure research over the past five decades.

Consequently, in-flight countermeasures are required to preserve astronaut health.