Sentence examples for counteract the order from inspiring English sources

Vowing to counteract the order, Republicans accused Obama of skirting Congress and engaging in an imperial presidency.

Despite their high sterol content, the membranes are more fluid than corresponding models, suggesting that other molecules in NERs counteract the ordering effect produced by sterols.

The simplest way is to do what we are doing now -- simply calculate some plausible numbers for quotas or taxes that would presumably counteract the first-order impacts of harmful activities.

This justifies the need to counteract the channel in order to restore the orthogonality.

The Senate has passed strong reforms to the 1989 whistle-blower protection law, counteracting the gag orders, retaliatory investigations and other harassments that have become shamefully standard practice during the last seven years.

Lipsett is credited with issuing the first order to counteract the effects of poison gas, when he ordered his men to urinate on strips of cloth and tie them to their faces to neutralise the chlorine.

These data strongly suggested that protein-induced hypophagia was not mediated by an enhanced activity of the MCS, but rather support the hypothesis according to which a decreased MCS tonus is actively triggered to counteract the hypophagia effect, in order to maintaining the former food intake.

There has been a genetic "drift" in the virus since the vaccine to counteract the original strain was ordered for the NHS back in February last year.

In the Hippocratic tradition, melancholics were advised to drink white wine, in order to counteract the black bile.

It also refers to them as "young meisters" in order to counteract the country's obsession with academic laurels.

My only explanation is that the disasters happen in order to counteract the high number of ridiculously beautiful doctors that work there.