Sentence examples for to countervail the from inspiring English sources

In regulating the telecommunications industry, the separation between network and retail functions, which is designed to countervail the market power of incumbent operators, is a relevant issue.

This greatly erodes the capacity of the civic sector to countervail the tremendous power of corporate and wealthy elites". "Corporate espionage against nonprofit organizations is an egregious abuse of corporate power that is subverting democracy.

Before I undergo a few neuropsychological tests, administered by the center's integrative therapist, permit me another science-y interlude to explain how the brain is able to countervail the effects of aging — to some extent, and for only a limited period of time.

This is probably the result of the greater attention paid by farmers to utilizing their own technical inputs to countervail the reductions in milk supply and production capabilities that were probably derived from market shocks.

The sensor also calculates the response time of each -locator based on the Loc_ack message using the approach in [17] to countervail the random delay on the MAC layer of the locator: when broadcasting the Loc_req packet, the sensor records the local time.

He instead proposed that a third member be added to each county, to countervail the borough influence.

Third, the bar, in terms of what it takes to countervail that double whammy (improvements of the local business environment and transaction costs, quality of economic governance and other conditions favorable to accumulation of intangible assets) has been raised.

"Investment cycles and startup innovation" To countervail that trend, startups should do three things, he counseled: "Raise more money, raise it sooner, and be more careful about how fast you spend it". That way, if the market turns, a startup won't have to go back too soon to ask for more funding or find themselves having to justify a project that hasn't had time to turn a profit.

I don't offer this as a total panacea for uselessness, but rather as the kind of experiment we need to make, socially, to countervail against the economy's ever stronger tendency to do more with less.

If markets are opened up, countries should be given the right to countervail American and European subsidies.

Against The Day (2006) deliriously posits utopian anarchists, renegade boffins and underworld explorers, to countervail with railroad barons and warring imperialists at the start of the 20th century.