Sentence examples for countermeasures to which from inspiring English sources

"The cumulated amount of countermeasures to which Brazil is entitled to is $294.7 million," the W.T.O. said in a two-part, 269-page ruling.

An argument that the detainees would learn how to develop "countermeasures" to defeat forcefeeding - to which they have been subjected for months or years - "strains credulity," Kessler wrote.

Managers decided which countermeasures to implement and follow up on and in this way participated in the improvement efforts.

The opponents of brain scan lie detection argue that it remains too vulnerable to countermeasures, which can beat the system.

Of course our lives are more stimulating than a sleep lab: we have coffee, bright lights, the social buzz of the office, all of which work as "countermeasures" to sleepiness.

In subjects undergoing 30-minute per day continuous centrifugation protocols, as a countermeasure to attenuate changes which may lead to bone loss, these alterations in sCD200 and sCD200R1 levels seen under conditions of bed rest were abolished or attenuated.

It is their defence industries which are also the best source of countermeasures to the new weapons.

Sex and gender-based medicine can serve as a foundation for personalized or 'precision' medicine which will help define the most appropriate countermeasures to keep people healthy on a trip to Mars and their successful return to Earth.

The general said the next test, which is expected in the first half of 2008, would include countermeasures to gauge the interceptor's ability to differentiate between the real warhead and decoys.

Here's a link to an NTSB page from which you can view the archived Webcast of the day-long event, called the Attentive Driving Forum: Countermeasures to Distraction.

Many modern military planes use countermeasures to confuse such weapons.