Such early interventions — getting to the young before extremists do — is surely a key to countering radicalization.
Britain sees its relationship with the US as key to countering the perception that Brexit will lead to a more isolationist UK foreign policy.
Intelligence officials say this power, much more than the telephone database, has been key to counter-terrorism investigations.
And he sees the 34-year-old Chambers twins - Adam and James - as key players to counter a North End side not short on experience and nous themselves, with the likes of Kevin Davies, Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, Jermaine Beckford, Paul Gallagher and Neil Kilkenny in their ranks.
As I write in this week's column, Kandahar is key to the counter-insurgency, perhaps the last roll of the dice before Barack Obama is forced by lack of money or popular revulsion to downsize drastically American expectations of what can be achieved in this broken state.
Delays in response must be avoided, as they tend to reinforce problems, i.e. quick action is often key to effective counter-measures [59].
The Th1 cytokine interferon gamma (IFNγ) is key to this counter-regulation and has been shown to be epigenetically regulated.
But it's understandable why Holder is unwilling to cast the entire matter as some epic religious clash -- a key component to counter-terror efforts is to continually marginalize the terrorist dead-enders from the larger Islamic community, with whom we have common cause.
The goalkeeper Denys Boyko and the Brazilian defender Douglas have stood out, while Yevhen Konoplyanka's pace and directness are key to their ability to counter.
All these literature results [18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26] suggest that a good control of the crystallinity and morphology of the material is the key to obtain highly performing counter electrodes.
"It's so plain to me that the key to a lot of counter-terrorism lies within the circle of family and friends," he says.
