Sentence examples for terms of countering from inspiring English sources

In terms of countering the lobbying efforts of cell-phone manufacturers, I do think in time that insurance companies will step up to the forefront in efforts to eliminate the phones' usage.

Not only does this risk stigmatising innocent Muslims, it is also counter-productive in terms of countering a significant terrorist threat posed to UK residents, especially those who live or work in big cities.

"These films are very important in terms of countering the image of Iranians as intolerant and fanatical, and of capturing universal themes -- that it is human to love your children, that people in Iran face some of the same problems that other people face".

Yet the report also considers a darker scenario: "If Europe defines its identity in terms of countering U.S. power, the world is likely to return to a balance-of-power system reminiscent of the era prior to World War I with the same disastrous consequences".The idea that Europe and America might actually come into armed conflict still seems absurd.

Moreover, the US thinks too much in terms of countering ISIS's ideology and too little in offering something constructive to address perceived grievances.

Sometimes we have to balance our need to speak to them about human rights issues with immediate concerns that we have in terms of countering terrorism or dealing with regional stability".

However, the longer-term policy of countering terrorist ideology is a complex and difficult project that has hardly begun.

It sees itself in the tradition of Willy Brandt's Ostpolitik, calls for critics to get to grips with Russia on its own terms and warns of countering Putin's cold shoulder with a blast of frosty air.

"So our collaboration in terms of counter-terrorism is critically important".

Everything is pitched in terms of counter ideology, even though ideology is not the prime mover in terms of bringing people into terrorism.

"Our relationship with Saudi Arabia is vitally important for our country in terms of counter-terrorism, in terms of the broader Middle East, in terms of helping in respect of Israel and Palestine," Mr Blair said of the decision at the time.