Sentence examples for placed to counteract from inspiring English sources

But I would respectfully argue that Nazir-Ali would be better placed to counteract the persecution of Christians by Muslims as a diocesan bishop than he is in the peripatetic role he is anticipating for himself.

"Our clothing is specially designed with elastic panels that are placed to counteract target muscle groups," says Yao. "We've positioned elastic panels opposite those muscles, so that more effort has to be generated to make the same movements".

The problem with insurance is that you are trying to predict what might go wrong so you have the right cover in place to counteract it.

Ms. Silva resigned as environmental minister last year, after expressing concerns that the government might give in to pressure from business interests to ease off emergency measures she put in place to counteract a jump in Amazon deforestation.

The company's pitch, however, is that its online marketplace ensures that ticket sales and purchases are 100% safe, presumably with proven mechanisms in place to counteract fraud and unreliable buyers and sellers.

In this review we outline the difficulties encountered in conducting clinical trials in older patients and describe some of the initiatives that can be put in place to counteract them.

The government already has policies in place to counteract this migration, but it must step up enforcement if THCs and CHCs are to retain health professionals and recruit qualified health workers.

The government already has policies in place to counteract this migration, but it must step up enforcement if rural township health centres and urban community centres are to retain health professionals and recruit qualified health workers.

The training was to ensure that evidence based IPC practices were put in place to counteract rituals, myths and superstition which surrounded the community and healthcare workers (HCW) with increasing spread of Ebola; to clear the confusion created by the several organisations teaching different methods of IPC.

As the genomes of S. citri and S. melliferum are not overwhelmed by viral fragments and have not attained such large sizes, it implies that losses of viral fragments are also taking place at a comparable rate to counteract viral invasion.

It is also important that we all try and provide suitable conditions for native creatures in order to counteract to some extent all the habitat destruction that is or has taken place in this country.