But he hopes it will act as another sizable counterweight for change.
From the start, and through all three publicly debated drafts of the letter, Bishop O'Connor was regarded as the conservative, promilitary voice, the counterweight to another auxiliary bishop on the committee, the pacifist Bishop Thomas Gumbleton of Detroit.
The frenzy for a new market has meant business doesn't much care about the human rights situation and the desire for another ally as a counterweight to China's influence in the region has meant that foreign policy cares less about abuses on the ground.
Konstantin Chernenko, another old Brezhnev protégé, became a "counterweight" to Kirilenko's power within the Central Committee (CC).
Maureen is bulimic, a counterweight (so to speak) for another character who guiltlessly gobbles down fruit tarts and is dismissed from the school for the fleshiness that results.
Put another way, the speaker will be the only counterweight on the otherwise unchecked power of Mr. DiFrancesco.
The animator Jules Engel (another "Fantasia" veteran) established the school's experimental animation program, an aesthetic counterweight to the straighter, commercial forces embodied by the Disney family; among his students were Tim Burton, and John Lasseter.
Not only does this conceit offer a clever counterweight for this production's comic-tragic hemispheres, but it reveals another vital polarity that imbues the melodrama of Pagliacci: innocence versus corruption.
The coalition, to be announced on Friday, is a direct response to another well-financed political group, StudentsFirstNY, which was formed this year as a counterweight to critics of the administration's stewardship of the city's schools, and is led by former schools chancellors of New York and Washington.
