We shouldn't adopt expensive countermeasures until we have certainty.
There is more and more American regulation of European affairs, appropriated by the United States without we Europeans managing to adopt corresponding countermeasures and to monitor the effects of these.
In the first place, the economic pressure exerted by the EU when it acts as a cohesive whole is much greater, providing a stronger incentive for the third country, who will also find itself facing a more powerful enemy if it intends to adopt countermeasures.
The Negotiator will initially try to adopt countermeasures by negotiating with the WSI Enablers, a new session establishment.
The high LSAS group was more likely to have problems associated with oral malodor and to adopt countermeasures against oral malodor compared to the low LSAS group.
A complete sectoral analysis was performed to show how a low-carbon society (LCS) could be developed by adopting various countermeasures.
Sixteen environmental variables were defined, covering aspects of landscape configuration, human disturbance, topography, and adopted countermeasures.
In North and South Waziristan, the tribal districts where 95 percent of about 265 strikes ordered by the Obama administration have occurred, the drones have sown fear and paranoia among Taliban fighters who, facing a technologically superior enemy, have adopted some unusual countermeasures.
Instead, in June, the UN Security Council implemented its toughest round of sanctions, and many states adopted more thorough unilateral sanctions.
It wasn't long, however, before the plantation owners caught wind of this and began adopting brutal preemptive countermeasures against slaves they suspected of plotting to flee beatings, brandings, and even pouring boiling oil on slaves' bare backs were common practices.
We therefore adopted a thorough search strategy in collaboration with a medical librarian, JWS.
