Sentence examples for taking steps to counter from inspiring English sources

Some tech companies are taking steps to counter this problem.

But it has emerged that the Met Police is already taking steps to counter criticisms and increase public confidence in the use of SUS powers.

Lawyers, for their part, are taking steps to counter what they call the "C.S.I. effect," when juries become overly impressed by forensic evidence.

In the context of its border dispute with China, which has flared up since 2005, and the strategic competition around the Indian Ocean, India is taking steps to counter a growing Chinese presence.

The United States also has been taking steps to counter the shark trade in recent months: state legislatures in California, Oregon and Washington have introduced bills to ban possession of shark fins and trade in them, said Michael Skoletsky, executive director at Shark Savers in New York.

China's government will be "actively taking steps to counter the aging of the population," the Xinhua state news agency reported Thursday in announcing the move, which followed discussions among Communist Party leaders about China's forthcoming 5-year developlant plan.

While not easy, the West has taken steps to counter retrograde Russia.

The United States has taken steps to counter its own economic problems.

Although the European Central Bank (ECB) took steps to counter "lowflation" in early June, the worry is that it has still not done enough.

Turkey has more than 3,000 troops in northern Iraq and could take steps to counter any efforts by Kurds there to seize territory.

A spokeswoman for Reckitt Benckiser, the drug's manufacturer, said in an e-mail that the company was "aware that a certain level of Suboxone diversion and abuse exists," and that it had taken steps to counter it.