Sentence examples for to counter future from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush created by executive order a new department to counter future domestic threats the Office of Homeland Security and on Sept. 20, 2001, selected Ridge, a longtime friend, to head it.

Most, he says, spend too much time trying to work out what hit them and far too little trying to understand the motivations of their attackers and how to counter future assaults.CrowdStrike is a vocal advocate of "active defence" technologies that are generating much buzz in the cyber-security world.

At a press conference in Washington on Thursday, an undeterred president said he would continue to seek to counter future inversion strategies just as aggressively and stood by his use of executive action as a tactic to deal with Republican opposition in Congress.

The raid convinced the federal government that it was necessary to supply Indiana with a permanent force of regular Union Army soldiers to counter future raids.

Despite the Mueller indictments, the departing head of the National Security Agency, Adm. Michael Rogers, said at the end of February that he had not received any orders from the White House to counter future subterfuge.

Despite the Mueller indictments, the departing head of the National Security Agency, Adm. Michael Rogers, said at the end of February that he had not received any orders from the White House to counter future subterfuge.

That appropriate and sufficient technology is available to ensure the military superiority of the United States and counter future high-risk threats.

Mansfield supporters counter that the inaction of NATO troops during those invasions shows they will not counter future invasions & that negotiating for its own sake is absurd-should we decrease troops Russia will feel safe in doing likewise.

The administration is considering building a limited system of radars and interceptor rockets based in Alaska and aimed at countering future missile threats from North Korea, Iraq and Iran.

Setting up trusts at different times is one way to counter any future allegations by the I.R.S. that the gifts were not real and the trusts were reciprocal.

Hayman's essential plea, is that to counter the future terrorist threat, the police need more power, more surveillance, and techniques like stop and search to create a "hostile environment for terrorists".