Sentence examples for with countervailing from inspiring English sources

Scientists with countervailing opinions say Baab and her colleague have gotten it all wrong.

Failing that, several governments have vowed to take their own legal action or retaliate with countervailing trade measures.

The popular notion that nuclear weapons furnish a country with the capacity to "dominate" its area has little or no historical support – in the main, nuclear threats since 1945 have either been ignored or met with countervailing opposition, not timorous acquiescence.

Price variation allows the government to design contracts with countervailing incentives, potentially eliminating some firms' information advantage.

This paper is concerned with countervailing incentives in the adverse selection problems that typically arise in principal-agent relationships when the agent has private information.

But, last Wednesday, in an unusually blunt statement, Obama said that cyber theft is an "act of aggression" that will be met with "countervailing actions" unless both sides can rapidly agree to rules of conduct.

If we don't find some sort of working order, we'll see endless sniping among parties that have countervailing economic interests, with consumers — that would be you and me — caught in the middle.

Then in one of those moments that streams away from historians, Brazil gained a modicum of countervailing power, dealing with the global pharmaceutical oligopoly in response to the AIDS pandemic.

A post-breakfast discussion with the economist Paul Krugman on inflation, countervailing duties, the benefits of free trade, and the politics of economic policy, was actually rather entertaining.

The last CLS was characterized by a single, powerful arched line along its side, while the new car, while making life more comfortable for those in the back seat with a higher roof, adds two countervailing character lines.

Nevertheless, avoiding confronting the risks associated with managing radioactive wastes may create countervailing risks of greater magnitude.