Sentence examples for seeks to counteract from inspiring English sources
That is a pressing objective for the sport, as it seeks to counteract waning viewership and sponsors' tightened purse strings.
The group seeks to counteract negative images of Pakistan by presenting a longtime Pakistani Islamic tradition that preaches love, peace and tolerance.
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The propaganda blitzkrieg, which also includes the breathless promotion of modern-day heroes and model citizens, seeks to counteract a growing sense that China, preoccupied by seemingly ceaseless economic growth, is ethically unmoored.
Warren's Medical Innovation Act seeks to counteract that by stipulating that the swear jar funds "will be made available only in years that annual appropriations to NIH and FDA keep pace with inflation".
The Scottish government has sought to counteract restrictive lending practices by extending credit-worthy households access to an affordable mortgage.
Countries in the region are seeking to counteract prison overcrowding, a rise in organized crime and rampant drug violence affecting all levels of society, but in particular the poor and the young.
In this period, policy-makers sought to counteract low demand, but in such a way that demand coasted back up to, but not above, trend, lest inflation get out of hand.
Despite the opposition from Republicans, Democrats and government reformers across the country believe New York presents perhaps their best opportunity for change that could have a national impact as they seek to counteract the outsize, and growing, influence of large contributions in American politics.
In rural areas, restoration approaches seek to counteract this loss.
2. We reject the use of violence or threats of violence and will seek to counteract those who use the threat of violence for political gain.
