Sentence examples for to counter the problem from inspiring English sources

Private businesses in Bristol, Bath and Gloucester have spent millions erecting netting to counter the problem.

He added that there was a need to strengthen the teaching of the Chinese language to counter the problem.

In the past, game designers have often sought to counter the problem by brute-forcing co-operative behaviour.

Conservation of wildlife corridors has been an option to counter the problem of loss and fragmentation of wildlife habitat.

This may not be enough to satisfy the finance ministry, which is set to publish its own plan to counter the problem, backed by the threat of nationalisation.

To counter the problem, the International Ski Federation put in a rule in 2004 that tied maximum ski length to a jumper's relative height and body weight.

To counter the problems, grounding devices such as jade, jasper and rocks can be very helpful -- just keep them near your computer.

Since the threats to Russia now come, not from America or NATO in the west, but from the south and the east, it makes sense to work with America and Europe to counter the problems of terrorism and weapons proliferation.

Patterson proposed a number of measures to counter the problems, ranging from offering human rights training and promoting prison reform, to helping draft a new law that would create a "parallel administrative track" for charging and sentencing combat detainees.

Some airlines have sought to counter the problems that can result from low workload by requiring pilots to make some kind of input every 15 minutes; if not, their cockpit computers will buzz or beep.

Mayor Timothy Idoni, who will propose the legislation in January, said he asked Commissioner Carroll to investigate ways the city could toughen up on the clubs when it become clear in the last year that the current laws were not strong enough to counter the problems.