Sentence examples for counteract the rules from inspiring English sources

It's especially important for grandmothers (as well as other authority figures, like aunts and uncles) not to counteract the rules set down by a child's parents.

Some lawmakers may hope that national law can counteract the Rule of TOS by requiring platforms to protect lawful expression.

The Academy says that the change to the rules is meant to counteract the growing trend of entries circumventing the existing regulations.

Even though some of the putative toxin genes exhibited toxicity when overexpressed, their cognate gene pairs did not counteract the toxicity respectively and thus were ruled out as 'classical' TAs (Chan et al., 2014).

One rule is there to counteract the abuse of the other, which is precisely what we are going to use it to do.

Feeling a fellowship with the likes of Sigmund Freud, Arnold Schwarzenegger and James E. Cayne, then the chairman of Bear Stearns, I had proposed four rules of cigar etiquette intended to counteract the antismoking police.

As a rule of thumb, one migrant per generation will counteract the effects of isolation and genetic drift (Mills & Allendorf 1996).

Following the Mexican Revolution, from 1910 to 1920, the socialist Calles government set out to counteract the portrayal of Mexico in the U.S. press as a land gripped by anarchy and ruled by bandits.

To counteract, the temptation of going off your fitness plan, I've outlined below some snow day Code of Conduct Rules. 1. Don't stay up later than usual.

Beijing has campaigned for decades to counteract the international influence of the Dalai Lama, whose world travels draw attention to the government's 60-year rule over Tibet.

Perhaps the coffee will counteract the sedative.