Sentence examples for counter policy from inspiring English sources

Summers said he doubted whether these macro-prudential measures would counter policy error and ignorance and he has a point.

On one side were officials like Ron Bloom, until earlier this year the president's senior counselor for manufacturing policy, who favored more aggressive stances to counter policies used by Asian countries.

The 'invention' of hybrid warfare poses a new threat asking for counter policies different from conventional military forces.

As the effects of its aging society becomes more pronounced, Korea must continue to establish counter policies while remaining cognizant of the possibility that catastrophic health expenditures will increase with a growing number of independent, elderly households.

A fitting next step for the new administration in reversing Bush policies based in fictional science would be for the FDA, under Dr. Hamburg's leadership, to take a fresh look at the agency's restrictive over-the-counter policy on the emergency contraceptive Plan B to ensure that the policy is based on medical evidence, not ideology.

Its use, Murray said, came in countering policies, such as affirmative action in education and employment, based on the premise that "everybody is equal above the neck … whether it's men or women or whether it's ethnicities".

This was carried out to allow time to develop solid counter-policy against the Soviet Union as well as to gain support for the installation to be located at Kongsfjorden outside Ny-Ålesund Ny-Ålesund

There is a need to consider various ways of reducing employers' risk without inducing unintended behavioural changes that counter overall policy objectives.

Nevertheless, he has also pledged to counter Obama policy and open up federal lands to increased fossil fuel extraction.

But there was good reason for Romney's failure to offer his counter foreign-policy positions, much less a competing foreign-policy vision.

But it is a counter-productive policy.