Sentence examples for issue of countering from inspiring English sources

The US State Department appealed to Twitter earlier this week for help in solving the somewhat complex issue of countering violent extremism.

In recent weeks, the issue of countering extremism has been complicated by the stand-off with its nuclear-armed neighbour following the attacks in Mumbai that left 160 people dead and which were blamed by India on the Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Toiba Lashkar-e-Toiba Lashkar-e-Toiba

Mrs May said the government taskforce announced this weekend would "be able to look across the whole of government" and look at institutions such as universities and prisons to see if more could be done in tackling the issue of countering extremism.

The issue of counter-violence against police has also been contentious in civil rights history.

Residents raised the issue of counter threats whenever they went to the local leaders to petition them to take action against polluters.

This may have been a larger blip when we consider that as part of the new "engagement" between Syria and the west – Bill Rammell, the Foreign Office minister, happened to be visiting Damascus to talk about issues of "counter-terrorism".

Analysis of successes points to the strategies for tackling these challenges, which include forming and working through strategic coalitions, employing strategic framing of SRHR issues to counter opposition and gain support, collaborating with government, and employing strategic opportunism.

To achieve these successes, stakeholders have formed and worked through strategic alliances and coalitions, employed strategic framing of SRHR issues to counter opposition and gain support, collaborated with individuals within government, and employed strategic opportunism.

The never-before published interview is taken from the September issue of trailblazing counter-culture magazine VICE, which this month is formed entirely from material taken from the archives of legendary magazine publisher Bob Guccione.

The findings of a survey, conducted last year and published in today's issue of Nature, counter a prediction made 80 years ago that scientists' faith would wane with time.

One of the key advantages in taking a detailed approach, such as that described below, is that it enables the issue of the counter-factual to be addressed.