Corporate lobbying has been a powerful counterbalance against these harmful and prejudiced laws, especially in states where progressives would have no chance of stopping them on their own.
Working together we carefully considered the substantial risks to our national security of proceeding with the public prosecution counterbalanced against the risks of forgoing the prosecution.
Their goals are to win over some people who may have been stealing music and to create a counterbalance against Apple, which some in the music industry believe has too much power.
It may be able to service its debt comfortably for the time being, but the euro zone serves as a reminder that Japan needs strong leadership to stop the bomb from exploding.What's more, stability around South and East Asia depends to a large extent on Japan's 50-year-old security alliance with America, which acts as a counterbalance against Chinese military expansion.
But Kantar points out that Apple's relatively new relationship with T-Mobile has given it an extra push, and provided a counterbalance against the Android juggernaut.
In the search for new growth and business lines that could potentially give the company a stronger counterbalance against Google, Yahoo has been building up its mobile business, both in terms of products and talent to develop and run them.
Hence, for Astana, closer ties with the bloc may hardly serve as a workable counterbalance against Moscow, especially considering that in 2014, the bloc failed to protect even Ukraine, a country whose ties with the EU are far closer than those of Kazakhstan.
Iraq under Hussein had served as a counterbalance against Iran, its bitter enemy.
While Pakistanis believe that the United States deals with their country only based on its interests in Afghanistan, the Indians historically, on the other hand, distanced themselves from Washington as they refused to serve as a counterbalance against China.
Eaton had suggested that a secondary function of the crest might have been as a counterbalance against the long beak, reducing the need for heavy neck muscles to control the orientation of the head.
