Sentence examples for considering countermeasures from inspiring English sources

Media reports said Kan was considering countermeasures, including the start of unilateral test drilling by Japan.

Park Duck Bae, director of fishing affairs, said his ministry was considering countermeasures that could include banning Japanese boats from Korea's exclusive economic zone, as provided in the fisheries agreement signed by the two countries in 1998.

Putin was speaking after Dmitry Medvedev, the Russian prime minister, told transport officials in Moscow that the government would consider countermeasures against the EU for sanctioning Aeroflot, Russia's national airline.

In this sense, a calibrated HSM model has the advantage of being potentially suitable for considering several countermeasures types, even if the associated CMFs were developed in a different context.

The time has come to consider drastic countermeasures against our robed masters and their nascent tyranny.

Alarmed bishops in English-speaking nations put unusual pressure on the Vatican to have a secret meeting in 2000 to consider stronger countermeasures.

China, he said, would definitely have to consider simple countermeasures like decoys, a large increase in the number of missiles or, perhaps most destabilizing of all, putting multiple warheads on each missile.

Hence, transportation engineers and road safety professionals should consider appropriate countermeasures to reduce the risks of crashes involving ageing drivers at intersections.

The main practical implication is that road authorities should consider various countermeasures to achieve safe driving speeds at work zones, not only roadworks warning signs.

Along with California, many other states are considering and implementing countermeasures to prevent the involvement of medically impaired older drivers in collisions that cause serious injuries and fatalities.

This result suggests we have to take into consideration HPLC is not enough equipment for all chemical materials and we should consider the countermeasure for negative materials.