Sentence examples for a need to counter from inspiring English sources
The panel foresaw a need to counter potential terrorism and other "transnational threats to the sovereign territory of the nation".
Once the U.S. military has finally departed from Iraq, the Iranians will see less of a need to counter American influence.
President Vladimir Putin of Russia acknowledged that there might soon be a need to counter nuclear threats from unpredictable powers like North Korea.
Mr. O'Mara started a Web site as well as Twitter and Facebook accounts, citing a need to counter fraudulent Internet postings that claimed to be written by Mr. Zimmerman.
Truman, a Democrat, was probably reacting in part to the Republican sweep in the 1946 Congressional election and felt a need to counter growing criticism from conservatives and anti-communists.
GC 14 further states that 'collective rights are critical in the field of health' [ 91] implying a need to counter-balance individual entitlements, although there is no clear guidance on when an individual health right claim might compromise a collective health right claim [ 92].
There is a dire need to counter extremist ideology on networking sites, regardless of how unpalatable it may be to the followers.
It is the strategies of batting that are important to him: how to assess a pitch and from that determine which shots will come to the fore and which are to be avoided; what a batsman might need to counter a particular bowler; how to build an innings; when to change tempo; how and when to target a bowler; how to score the ugly runs when the timing is out.
Thus, elaboration of hBChE variants that show greater nerve agent resistance (i.e., variants that do not react with nerve agents but are functionally active cholinesterases) and/or nerve agent hydrolytic functional activity represents an unmet medical need to counter nerve agent exposure.
