Sentence examples for that would counter from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, we have persuaded ourselves that we cannot afford to fund social programs that would counter the enormous stresses on our most vulnerable families.

At the same time, poor whites from deprived neighborhoods should be phased into the program, a development that would counter the arguments of right-wing critics.

In 1897, Augusta Gregory, William Butler Yeats and Edward Martyn planned a theatre that would counter stereotypes of Irish "buffoonery" and "easy sentiment".

Just yesterday, a call came from Richard Branson, a titan of capitalism, for a universal basic income that would counter the effects of artificial intelligence and the much-mooted rise of the robots.

The religious affairs minister, Yitzhak Cohen, from the strictly Orthodox Shas Party, said he would submit a bill to Parliament that would counter the ruling by specifying what forms of worship are permitted at the Western Wall.

He added that pollution studies had not taken into account further mitigation measures put in place by Heathrow that would counter the pollution impact from car traffic created by millions more passengers using an expanded airport.

Voloshin insists that it was Manafort who persuaded Yanukovych to press ahead with the EU integration agenda, arguing that it would counter Yanukovych's sagging ratings.

He asserted that it would counter critics of the channel's past coverage of Bahrain.

He vowed that Russia would counter Nato's US-led shield programme with new weapons "capable of penetrating any missile defences".

The main way that Sanders would counter Wall Street power is Bernie Sanders, in all his lovably crotchety, Wall Street-donation-denying, incorruptible Bernieness.

It was canceled after he chose the student version for the spring musical, hoping that it would counter what he saw as creeping homophobia on this Orange County campus.