The paper records that union reps "have suggested in meetings with me that if the university conceded some ground, Unison would be better able to counter the TC campaign".
Nor will realising synergies from the merger, which are estimated at $500m and mainly come down to job cuts, improve the mood.However, as Messrs Lévy and Wren argue, Publicis Omnicom should be better able to counter the rapidly growing power of Google, Facebook and other social media firms, which are collecting an ever bigger share of advertising profits.
It also said it would look at how it could play a role in getting equipment to Kurdish forces so they were better able to counter IS fighters.
George D. Prentice, in his biography of Clay, records that some of Clay's allies in the House refused to vote for him for Speaker of the House so that Clay would remain on the chamber floor, from whence he was better able to counter Marshall.
The counter to this is that, freed from the necessity of remembering every little thing, we are better able to focus on what we think is important.
One study evaluating the effectiveness of an abacus with a built-in sandglass concluded that CHWs were better able to correctly classify fast breathing with the breath counter (Bang and Bang 1992).
"It may sound counter-intuitive, but by studying health, we might someday be better able to understand disease," says Conrad.
"It may sound counter-intuitive, but by studying health, we might someday be better able to understand disease," Dr. Andrew Conrad of Google[x], who heads up Baseline Study, noted in a statement at the time of the launch last year.
But now, he said, Pakistan and the United States would be much better able to counter terrorism if they could redirect the legions of militants toward the correct path of Islam to rebuild and educate communities, he said.
Individually we are weak; together we are stronger and better able to counter the challenges of the likes of Google or Craigslist.
