Sentence examples for be made to counteract from inspiring English sources

In Federalist No. 51, James Madison famously pondered the circumstances that warrant a government in which "ambition must be made to counteract ambition".

In the Federalist papers, Madison defends that Constitution by saying that it does not require virtue for its operation: ambition will be made to counteract ambition.

For all the brilliance of the Framers' original insight that "ambition must be made to counteract ambition," federalism has been the scene of both great successes and conspicuous failures.

United see the Spurs boss as a less confrontational figure but the feeling among the board is that a statement must be made to counteract Manchester City's capture of Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola.

"Ambition must be made to counteract ambition," James Madison wrote, meaning that America's divided system of government would depend on both the president and Congress forcefully pursuing their respective roles — and in so doing, acting as a natural check on each other.

Ambition must be made to counteract ambition.

And it appears the false reports were not viewed as particularly wrongful because they were made to counteract the cheating of others – or the "everyone else was doing it" defense.

Consequently, attempts have been made to counteract acquired resistance to sunitinib and clinical trials have been developed aiming to switch between active compounds displaying distinct mechanisms of action before the occurrence of acquired resistance.

Suggestions have been made to counteract this by promoting agricultural growth, measures to reduce extreme market volatility, and expansion of social protection and child nutrition action particularly nutrition sensitive interventions [ 29– 31].

Changes in operating parameters can be made to achieve different storage conditions or to counteract naturally occurring variations in external conditions.

However, since these improvements don't have elements of universality for the Greek population and for reasons of social justice, it is necessary that concerted efforts be made to implement preventive dental measures, thereby counteracting the anticipated future dental problems, especially among socially deprived groups.