Sentence examples for interest to counter from inspiring English sources
He told a Senate panel that it was in America's "national interest to counter [ISIS] wherever we find them".
Asked whether the United States should honor that request, he said: "It is in our national security interest to counter ISIL wherever we find them".
The report's authors argue that the U.S. needs to "undermine and defeat Iran's hegemonic ambitions in the Greater Middle East... Whether in Lebanon, Yemen, Syria or Bahrain, Tehran's advances and longer-term ambitions should be regarded as a threat to stability that it is in the U.S. interest to counter and deter".
Far from gloating and letting the West bite the bullet while we wash our hands of the whole thing, Russia is ready to cooperate with the West because it understands that it is in its own best interests to counter the threats coming from Afghanistan.
In a speech to the security council, Abbott referred to the shooting death of a person of interest to counter-terrorism police outside a Melbourne police station on Tuesday night, and last week's large raids in Sydney.
Australia's attorney general has warned the nation faces a more immediate domestic security threat than it did during the cold war, even as other ministers pleaded for calm after the fatal shooting of a person of interest to counter-terrorism police.
The fund also urged the central bank to move "cautiously" as it raises interest rates to counter inflation.
In the late 1990s indeed, many forecast that the Federal Reserve would be forced to raise interest rates to counter inflationary pressures when unemployment fell below 6% (and then 5%).
The European Central Bank is set to cut interest rates to counter widespread fears of a US recession crossing the Atlantic.
He had long opposed the advice of economic advisers to raise bank interest rates to counter the rial's declining value.
Then, as now, there was vigorous debate among economists about whether central banks should raise interest rates to counter speculative bubbles.
