But Ms. Harris wanted to do it to counteract common misconceptions — the idea that all Canadians say, "Oot and aboot," for instance, or that Canadians are all "pale-cheeked, blue eyed, blond," or speak one language.
Nor does it know how to counteract the blow with precision.
How does it help the US to counteract Russia and Iran's rising influence in the region?
[They did it] to counteract the news that was coming out of Al Jazeera and put a positive spin on what was going on in the region and America's involvement with it.
So, while technology can enhance your educational experience, don't let it counteract the moments that make college so memorable.
At Southampton and many universities, the traditional ab initio option combining a new language with a known one may not be converting those who haven't considered languages, but it does help counteract the effect of declining school language teaching.
But it could, if you encourage people applying to university, and say have you thought about languages alongside your main subject?" At Southampton and many universities, the traditional ab initio option combining a new language with a known one may not be converting those who haven't considered languages, but it does help counteract the effect of declining school language teaching.
The provision of due compensation counteracts the imposed loss of utility or welfare; but it does not counteract the use.
Although apigenin decreases COX-2 expression, it does not counteract COX-2 enzymatic activity itself.
Others concluded that, while in lean patients with PCOS, the DRP/EE30μg does not seem to affect endothelial function, in overweight PCOS women it does not counteract the loss of weight due to healthier lifestyle changes, which is associated with an improvement of insulin sensitivity and FMD [ 15].
But it can't do it alone, and Congress is counteracting such tailwinds with fiscal headwinds.
