Sentence examples similar to rules counteract from inspiring English sources

It was said that the Liberals underwent a forced conversion to Home Rule to counteract that promise.

Piatkov, K. I., Brower, C. S. & Varshavsky, A. The N-end rule pathway counteracts cell death by destroying proapoptotic protein fragments.

Furthermore, a significant fraction of trapped promoters/KRAB docking loci escaped these rules, suggesting other counteracting influences.

The rules are meant to counteract an "obsession" with western holidays at the expense of Chinese ones, an official at the city's education bureau told Xinhua.

The Academy says that the change to the rules is meant to counteract the growing trend of entries circumventing the existing regulations.

It's especially important for grandmothers (as well as other authority figures, like aunts and uncles) not to counteract the rules set down by a child's parents.

"It's not helpful to say that the dominant interpretive principle is to reinforce majority rule when a number of the most controversial constitutional doctrines, like abortion, are exactly designed to limit and counteract majority rule".

Some lawmakers may hope that national law can counteract the Rule of TOS by requiring platforms to protect lawful expression.

One rule is there to counteract the abuse of the other, which is precisely what we are going to use it to do.

The KDP defended the interests of the high bureaucratic officials and police officers under the Japanese colonial rule in an attempt to counteract the Peoples Republicc and other leftist leaders (Han 1974 12) As they used to be during the colonial era, their class interest was more detrimental than the national cause or public values.

Dos Santos says it is possible to build rules into the scripting language that counteract these forces.