Sentence examples for ongoing counter from inspiring English sources

They also have an ongoing counter of how many people have signed up online to support their pledge, with the goal initially set at 10,000.

The ongoing Counter-Reformation stimulated demand for art in the triumphant Baroque style.

So far ABM's primary targets have been limited to police and soldiers, in what they say is revenge for the security forces' suppression of Islamist dissidents following Morsi's ouster, and for the army's ongoing counter-insurgency in Sinai.

At any given time there are over 500 ongoing counter-terrorist investigations in Britain.

Both Israeli and Lebanese officials have remained quiet on the events but speculations are rife on whether these explosion suggest a new Israeli tactic to disrupt Hezbollah's armament and telecommunications systems or whether it is part and parcel of an ongoing counter-intelligence action by the Lebanese government to break Israeli spy operations in the country.

Despite the presence of UN peacekeepers and ongoing French counter-insurgency operations, Islamist militants have attacked civilian targets all over Mali.

It refused to hold either Israelis or Palestinians solely responsible for the breakdown of the peace process or the ongoing violence, countering claims by both the Clinton and Bush administrations as well as congressional leaders of both parties, who put all the blame on the Palestinian side.

The ethnic data ban would have left the state "colorblind" at the expense of ongoing programs to counter discrimination and public health problems.

I acknowledge the dangers of far-right extremism and the ongoing need to counter Islamist ideology not with violence but with better, democratic ideas".

This phenomenon has already been observed in the case of ITKrM, and there are ongoing efforts to counter it with replacement strategies.

The expanded policy is part of the company's ongoing work to counter misleading or maliciously incorrect posts that try to suppress voters from casting their ballot, which could alter the outcome of a political race.