It said that a "very low level of Bank rate could have counter-productive effects on the operation of some financial markets and on the lending capacity of the banking system".
"I think I could have countered anything they threw at me".
It argues that a better gender balance could have countered the "group-think" which may have contributed to the financial crisis, and it recommends that firms conduct equal-pay audits and publish the results.
At that point, Washington could have countered with a right-handed hitter, Craig Gentry, as he did in Game 1. "Sometimes, when a lefty comes in, I feel good about Murph being up there," Washington said.
I could have countered with a line about the irony of a pantomime dame complaining about cyclists wearing zany clothing but decided to deflect instead, pointing to my cycling outfit for the day: pressed shirt and smart trousers.
Perry could have countered that charge by saying Romney was mischaracterizing his position.
Indeed, a smarter Israeli approach may just have had that effect, an effect Qatar could have countered had it approached World Cup matches as a public diplomacy rather than a commercial opportunity.
Increasingly, proponents of Israel's assault on Gaza, who constitute a majority of the Israeli population, question whether Israel could have countered Hamas' increasing military prowess in ways that would have been less costly.
Ferry suggested that Golden Rice could have counter-productive impacts on nutritional problems, by curtailing the progress made in educating people to diversify their diet and/or increase the diversification of agriculture production.
An interesting scenario, albeit still hypothetical in the light of this data, is that the switch to commercial potato could have counter-selected the glycine form of AChE2, whereas the later usage of OP insecticides could have selected for the S291G mutation restoring the frequency of the ancestral genotype.
While obviously being able to draw on symbolic capital as an authoritative other, debatably any of the cogen participants could also have countered John's suggested redirection to a more general discussion of what helped them learn and why.
