Sentence examples for policy to counter from inspiring English sources

The US, Britain, France and their allies still do not have a policy to counter Isis.

The European Union, like the United States, is talking tough about Chinese "state capitalism" and is devising a more assertive trade policy to counter what it sees as a playing field tilted against foreign companies.

B1 MUSLIMS IN AMERICA -- A group of American Muslim organizations has called for the United States to halt its bombing campaign in Afghanistan and instead develop "a more effective and long-term policy" to counter terrorism.

The Fed will slow down the gradual withdrawal of its policy stimulus, the Bank of Japan will step up its quantitative easing programme, and the ECB will ease policy to counter the threat of deflation.

In any case, the housing market could go into a long hibernation after the boom of the last few years.The Treasury is also exploring an important new plan to use fiscal policy to counter the greater economic volatility of the economy once it joins the euro.

In January 2010, after Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton announced a new United States policy to counter online censorship abroad, an editorial published by People's Daily charged that the United States had used the Internet — YouTube and Twitter in particular — to stir up "online warfare" against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president.

Hopefully those dark days are now behind us and we can look forward to intelligent, well-argued socialist policies to counter the present extreme right- wing government.

We need tax and regulatory policies to counter this destructive development, along with wider recognition that government deficits, when they counteract corporate savings, are necessary and salutary.

With more tough questioning expected on Thursday at another Senate hearing featuring Attorney General John Ashcroft, Mr. Bush eagerly defended his administration's legal policies to counter terrorism.

It was conducted by Terror Free Tomorrow, a Washington-based nonprofit group that studies extremism and helps form policies to counter it.

Rather than coming up with original ideas and sensible policies to counter to the extreme ones pouring out of the House, it simply votes down House bills, or refuses to take them up.