"By lumping the disparate forces, movements, armies, ideas, and grievances in the greater Muslim world into a single category ('enemy'), assigning them a single identity ('terrorist'), and countering them with a single strategy (war), the United States manufactured... an undifferentiated enemy.
An intelligent scheme is presented for formation maintenance and intersatellite fuel balancing, which accommodates a significant portion of the perturbations rather than countering them with thrust.
Perhaps making the second mark requires erasing the first or perhaps making the second mark is a means of erasing the first, for it may be that the withholding of assent from compelling impressions requires countering them with others.
If noise or light disturbs your sleep, you can counter them with a white-noise machine and light-blocking shades.
The government in Beijing has tried to counter them with a blend of economic development and suppression of support for the Dalai Lama.
Instead, Pyongyang views the maneuvers as a test of its will, and has warned that it will counter them with "a physical response" of its own.
Let me counter them with a powerful argument: a change such as this, so simple to implement, would allow us to preserve the fundamental credibility of the Security Council, which should be a pillar of peace and stability.
Johnson, who's guaranteed the season-long FedEx Cup and a US$11.53m $15.10mm) payday if he wins on Sunday, carded two bogeys and a double bogey in his last six holes, but countered them with two birdies to stay on top.
Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox, 13th year 2001: 88-74, first place Only three teams, including the Mets, scored fewer runs than the Braves last season, but for all the Mets did to eradicate their problem, the Braves countered them with one move.
"Now that the U.S. imperialists seek to attack the DPRK with nuclear weapons, it will counter them with diversified precision nuclear strike means of Korean style," the North Korean statement said, using the acronym of the North's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
This advance disclosure, plaintiffs argue, "serves no governmental interest and will chill the exercise of free speech by forcing groups... to disclose ongoing and confidential political strategies and decision-making processes, and by giving adversaries the opportunity to try to thwart broadcasts or counter them with their own messages".
