Counteracting such misconceptions with facts makes for good public policy.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Madison's genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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"Counteracting the resultant detachment takes a ton of work," she wrote.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "[ James Madison 's] genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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Yes, states can be grown-ups, counteracting Trump's perspective on climate change.
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Creating enchantment is an effective means of counteracting this depressing, banal habit.
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And counteracting voter suppression may shift results toward Democrats, but that's not cheating.
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"There are two counteracting forces," said Rahim Madhavji, president at Knightsbridge Foreign Exchange.
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It's about a culture that increasingly encourages social decay instead of counteracting it.
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Cash also has the ability to constrain monetary policies by counteracting negative interest rates.
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The water pressure will work against the force of gravity, counteracting your blood flow.
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"The woman's weight is counteracting the horse's, both physically and symbolically," Fontes tells Creators.
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This is counteracting the reduction in coal consumption in the U.S. and elsewhere outside Asia.
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Counteracting the harm done If you've used drugs, you might want to take certain countermeasures.
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Gun carry culture helped men from diverse backgrounds imagine themselves as protectors, counteracting gender vertigo.
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After all, exercising without proper recovery risks counteracting the positive benefits of physical activity completely.
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Defeating the group on the battlefield is hard, but counteracting its propaganda is even harder.
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And for now the White House team seems to be reinforcing that rather than counteracting it.
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After the Charlottesville incident, it's clear that counteracting white-supremacist extremism should be a national priority.
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OIS reduced the changes of getting shooting blurry photos and videos by counteracting your shaky hands.
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Smith, for his part, contends that Sinclair is simply counteracting liberal bias in the mainstream media.
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Enter: carbon offsets, a method of counteracting carbon emissions by investing in global carbon-reducing projects.
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Leigh found herself on six medications at once — all which seemed to be counteracting one another.
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In the future, the companies need to be proactive and devote resources to counteracting those campaigns.
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Kevin Moffat, who specialises in human physiology in extreme environments, there's no proven way of counteracting it.
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By counteracting the damage with plenty of moisture, Verrelien nailed the art of the healthy hair transformation.
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There are three mechanisms for counteracting falsehoods: exposure, the education of consumers and the conscience of the producers.
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Thompson snatched six offensive rebounds in the 23nd quarter alone, almost single-handedly counteracting the Warriors' small ball tactics.
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But efforts to silence women of color have largely failed due to the persistence of women in counteracting them.
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UC Davis, it seemed, took notice of that negative response, and was willing to pay for help counteracting it.
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These programs are essential in counteracting discriminatory public policies that have historically limited access to care for certain communities.
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Incentivizing employees to get involved in community work or working with local schools can be a way of counteracting criticism.
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Monday's rally was sparked by Chinese authorities' pledge to support China's economy by counteracting the negative impact from U.S. tariffs.
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Their priorities will shift from other pressing national security issues to "counteracting Russia Today" and defending Poland from Russian tanks.
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Crude prices were caught in limbo mainly due to counteracting disputes between the United States and other nations, analysts said.
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And besides, forcing users to buy pricey Bluetooth headphones would have gone a ways toward counteracting the company's focus on budget.
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Chevron's Q3 profit missed estimates Friday as U.S. production slid, counteracting a rise in oil and natural gas prices, per Reuters.
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Constant monitoring of even the slightest motions and thrust variations would make counteracting them or producing a desired vector pretty straightforward.
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While counteracting the Soviet Union would inevitably be a bloody affair, NATO's members at least understood who their primary adversary was.
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Mr. Trump spent the days leading up to the meeting bashing the Atlantic alliance, which is committed to counteracting Russia's influence.
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The largely symbolic move came amid frustration among American officials that China was counteracting the president's tariffs by devaluing the renminbi.
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Baloise is thus counteracting the dilution of earnings per share resulting from a convertible bond that reached maturity in November 2016.
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"He had a contribution, counteracting the Social Democrats during the worst moments of the last almost three years," Mr. Ionita said.
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You encourage them to access their own resourcefulness, counteracting some of the helplessness that leads people to vent in the first place.
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Social justice was in no small part a matter of counteracting this myopia, of recognizing suffering of others hidden in plain sight.
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The Counteracting Russian Activities Act, which has 10 Republican and 10 Democratic backers, would punish Russia for its cyberattacks during the US election.
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Uber's bad PR this year might give some business travellers pause, but Mr Neveu says there is a much bigger factor counteracting that.
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That network also means that platforms can potentially be a powerful tool for counteracting cyberbullying or providing support for a person at risk.
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Repealing this loophole would on the margins make people more willing to sell valuable assets, partially counteracting the effect of Sanders's rate hikes.
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Alongside the city's culture of police misconduct, there has grown a counteracting network of activists, attorneys, community organizers, journalists and retired black cops.
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"Unless adequately armed with strategies, microaggressions may occur so quickly they are oftentimes over before a counteracting response can be made," he said.
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Because the warlords at the time that were recruiting child soldiers saw that he was counteracting their message of hate, he was killed.
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So, Einstein introduced the "cosmological constant," a fixed value that represents a kind of anti-gravity, anti-mass, and anti-energy, counteracting gravity's effects.
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To make matters worse, forest fires release enormous amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, counteracting whatever progress the state has managed to make.
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The worm-made endocannabinoids may encourage mice to eat more, somewhat counteracting the effects of the worms stealing their food and draining their blood.
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Was it the producers' way of counteracting comic book fans' predictions that Glenn would follow the path laid out for him in the comics?
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Bizz is counteracting this by allowing women to curate the way we are presented to the professional world and choose the connections we make.
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The movement is also about counteracting the perception that young people don't know enough to be activists, Hogg, who graduated over the summer, added.
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Andujar told Insider that the Kiehl's Creamy Eye Treatment With Avocado is perfect for counteracting the skin dryness she experiences from a long flight.
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MCAS was meant to stop the 737 Max from stalling, counteracting a tendency for the nose to drift upwards by forcing it back down.
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In "Granna," a woman suspects her grandmother is counteracting the effects of old age with middle-of-the-night visits to a mysterious lake.
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It points to successful actions taken by European nations, including Germany and Nordic countries, as models for counteracting Russian tools like disinformation and hacking.
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Counteracting this is the workload, which has escalated as drones have assumed an increasingly central role in the battle against ISIS and other foes.
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The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is counteracting those bullish factors by raising concerns that global economic growth will falter and oil demand will sink.
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Before the 737 Max 8 crashed, the captain kept counteracting the repeated activations of the MCAS system by trimming the nose of the plane up.
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They see that there are adults in the world that could potentially reduce the frequency of mass shootings or counteracting climate change, but they're not.
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This has long been my strategy for counteracting the annual bouts of overindulgence and aiming once again for moderation in all things, edible and otherwise.
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Moore has noted that she is hoping to gain support from the many Republicans who are worried about counteracting the cost of the proposed border wall.
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Finally, the resulting suite of positions and statements was incorporated into programmed behaviors and strategies for persuading others and for counteracting attempts at persuasion by others.
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Much of his activism is focused on counteracting the destruction of miles of the Everglades, as well as protecting this area and the rest of Florida's wildlife.
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President Donald Trump lashed out again Thursday at the ongoing inquiries into his presidential campaign and Russia, counteracting an earlier, more measured response from the White House.
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Crosswords (and the names referenced in them) generally skew very male, so having three female names next to one another feels like it's counteracting that gender disparity.
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Such a tax cut would not only help countless Americans but would also create more demand for goods and services, counteracting the economic, if not epidemiological, contagion.
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Global share listings hit their lowest level in three years in the first half of the year, with a slowdown in Europe counteracting a stronger U.S. showing.
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You can lose up to 2 1/2 percent of your bone density in a month in space, and this is very, very important part of counteracting that.
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Eliminate Most Tax Deductions Somewhat counteracting the standard deduction increase, most other tax deductions would be trashed, with the exception of deductions for mortgage interest and charitable donations.
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The tech startup DoneGood recently launched a new site aimed at counteracting the overwhelmingly negative effects of big corporations have on the environment by offering more sustainable alternatives.
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Brown's budget proposed to boost funding for state reserves, education, healthcare expansion, and transportation infrastructure, counteracting poverty and combating climate change, while rolling back some planned spending increases.
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Although the substance hasn't been definitively proven as a cure, there's promising research on rats to support the substance's benefits for counteracting some consequences of drinking, including anxiety.
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To do their part in counteracting these trends, many people are trying to reduce their waste, cut down their meat consumption, and avoid high-emissions activities like flying.
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The South Korean tech conglomerate expects the global smartphone market to contract as a result of the virus, counteracting what was predicted to be a year of growth.
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Activists and victims are increasingly relying on eyewitness videos as evidence when alleging police brutality; the videos can be incredibly useful for both ensuring accountability and counteracting implicit bias.
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In addition, by increasing the income individuals can get even without working, it may modestly strengthen workers' bargaining position, potentially counteracting some of the wage losses arising from EITC.
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The bearish sentiment also spilled to China, counteracting optimism stemming from Tuesday's upbeat manufacturing activity data, but the decline was more subdued due to the country's tight capital controls.
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But if FERC is to help implement a climate plan from Congress or EPA, activists say it will need to change its current course of counteracting clean energy policies.
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If you've been investing in foreign equities, it's another way of counteracting with some potential growth to mitigate some volatility you'd see in the later stages of this year.
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Moment is "a mission-driven company that is focused on counteracting, quite frankly, a lot of the things that [I] was a part of helping to create," Kendall says.
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So Carmack coded a version of 'Doom 3' that pre-distorted the image, counteracting the effects of the magnifying lens and making the picture appear correct to the viewer.
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My thought bubble: The pact is the starkest example yet in a wider movement of states, companies and local governments rebuffing or counteracting the White House posture on global warming.
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He doesn't hesitate to blame Appalachian culture, which he says "increasingly encourages social decay instead of counteracting it," but offers a compassionate primer on the struggles of the white underclass.
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Gut bacteria has been shown to influence everything from mental health to behavior and diet, and researchers now believe it could play a role in counteracting the negative effects of malnutrition.
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In a market confused by President Donald Trump's policy moves and counteracting earnings, Jim Cramer found one stock with 44 percent growth that may be the new hot play in tech.
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Sanders faces another challenge in that New Hampshire has very low poverty rates and the economy is pretty strong, counteracting his emphasis on inequality and the economic woes of the 99%.
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"We need to recognize that the global reach of these companies creates overwhelming pressure against free speech, and we need to do a much better job counteracting that pressure," Blackburn said.
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The government is hoping that the economy will strengthen with a looser fiscal policy enhancing the stimulus of low interest rates, rather than counteracting it as it has done since 2012.
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"It is not that feeble spark of benevolence which Nature has lighted up in the human heart, that is thus capable of counteracting the strongest impulses of self-love," Smith wrote.
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"Unless counteracting efforts to improve air quality are implemented, climate change is expected to worsen ozone pollution across much of the country, with adverse impacts on human health," the scientists write.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union would make sure any measures aimed and counteracting U.S. trade tariffs on aluminum and steel would not hit Norway, EU Commission President Juncker said on Tuesday.
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The history of the Turkish republic can be seen as a struggle between two counteracting forces: the politicians versus the bureaucratic oligarchy, composed of senior civil servants, military generals and judges.
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That disrupts air flow, reducing downward pressure on that side of the car, which helps keep the car flat, counteracting its natural tendency to lean toward the outside of a turn.
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And while the black market certainly poses a threat to gun control, it's also clear that France's laws have made significant strides in counteracting many of the dangers created by guns.
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However, the installed bases of Sony Playstation 4 and Microsoft Xbox One consoles increased significantly since 2014, counteracting the game not being released on Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3 this time.
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Counteracting these travel-inducing effects demands policies to support shared deployment in the form of on-demand transit, which could mix public and private elements, rather than a CAV in every garage.
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Alabama's law is a small but meaningful move toward welcoming more of those people back to full participation in civic life, and to counteracting the stench of white supremacy that lingers there.
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High oil output in the United States was counteracting other bullish factors, including a Baker Hughes report on Friday that showed a cut of one drilling rig in the week to Aug.
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"We need to recognize that the global reach of these companies creates overwhelming pressure against free speech, and we need to do a much better job counteracting that pressure," Blackburn has said.
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Counteracting the Adventist tenet that a soul cannot ascend to the afterlife until Jesus Christ returns to Earth, they create an audacious Heaven sequence that refuses to bide time until the Second Coming.
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In addition to counteracting bone loss and atrophying muscles, the exercise provides a change of pace and mental release -- even if they have to bungee themselves to the treadmill to run in microgravity.
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On currency, U.S. officials including Mnuchin have warned China against devaluing its yuan to gain a competitive advantage after the Chinese currency weakened significantly against the dollar last year, partly counteracting Trump's tariffs.
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U.S. sanctions targeting Iran's oil sector from November are already reducing exports from OPEC's third-largest producer and counteracting the impact of an agreement by OPEC and its allies to pump more oil.
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But labelling food in this way reinforces the damaging mindset that food has to be "burned off" or the damage "reversed," and also that the point of exercise is simply counteracting food consumption.
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Sulfate aerosols are tiny particles emitted from coal-burning power plants, industrial facilities and other sources, and can reflect incoming solar radiation, cooling parts of the atmosphere and counteracting the influence of global warming.
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So whether you choose to click on the link below or call your representatives, or both, make sure to "keep counteracting his lies about migrants and refugees with positive action," just as Clinton suggested.
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The company, like many Chinese manufacturers, had the technical know-how to make the gravity-counteracting devices still considered intrinsic to elegant watches but no experience in designing, branding or retailing their own creations.
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Counteracting these trends means putting people in the position to replace "us and them" with "you and I", as well as the incentives to see outsiders as people, rather than mere symbols of their group.
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When she rises on point and shudders around the stage to demonstrate the excitement of her encounter with humanness, she is at once lovely and gauche, counteracting the bubble-headedeness of the character as written.
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The package of bills aims to address the loss of state and local tax deductions by allowing residents to make charitable contributions to public schools, counteracting the effect of the $2000,22 limit on SALT deductions.
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Still, bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve would cut interest rates guided the FTSE 100 to its best month since January, counteracting effects of U.S. sanctions on Iran and uncertainty ahead of the Trump-Xi showpiece.
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"WTI crude may be in store for further punishment moving forward with production in the United States rising consistently and the inflated inventories simply counteracting the efforts of OPEC to stabilize the oil markets," he said.
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Unless Mr. Modi's government is able to get the informal sector back on its feet, India's growth will be slowed sharply next year, economists say, counteracting the gains he sought to achieve from the currency ban.
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Although saying you want to eat things you love and want to protect might seem odd, Aragón's study suggests that negative expressions like this could be a way of counteracting extreme positive feelings and restoring emotional equilibrium.
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Early on, Buttigieg emphasized his elite education (Harvard undergraduate, Rhodes scholar), impressive language skills (he speaks seven of them, apparently), and time in the US military as a way of counteracting his lack of national political experience.
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And the so-called Crimea "reunification" appeared to be part of a larger project for the Kremlin leader: Counteracting the breakup of the Soviet Union, something Putin has called the "greatest geopolitical catastrophe" of the 20th century.
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Spooked by Brexit, a process the absent British Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger this month, Paris and Berlin see faster EU integration as the way to security and prosperity, thereby counteracting the rise of anti-EU nationalists.
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Bets that the Fed would ease policy have put the FTSE 100 on course for its best month since January, counteracting effects of U.S. sanctions on Iran and uncertainty ahead of President Donald Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping.
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That article deals with "violation of the legislation on counteracting the legalisation (laundering) of incomes received by way of crime and financing of terrorism," according to the English translation of the code used by the World Trade Organisation.
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Instead, an acceleration in growth has boosted businesses' need for additional workers, and more prime-age workers are being drawn off the sidelines and back into the labor force, counteracting the retirement of massive cohorts of Baby Boomers.
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But as with everything else, these primary states are facing the added challenge of counteracting the spread of coronavirus — in Florida, for example, there have been nearly 150 positive cases of the novel coronavirus detected since March 1.
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Delgado later found out that a doctor in North Carolina, Matthew Harrison, had received a similar call from a crisis pregnancy center in 20173 and independently made the same guess about progesterone counteracting the effects of the mifepristone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global share listings hit their lowest level in three years in the first half of the year, with a slowdown in Europe counteracting a stronger U.S. showing where tech giants Uber and Pinterest made their debuts.
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Bets that the Fed would ease policy have put the FTSE 100 on course for its best month since January, counteracting effects of U.S. sanctions on Iran and uncertainty ahead of the Trump-Xi showpiece at the G20 summit.
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LONDON, July 1 (Reuters) - Global share listings hit their lowest level in three years in the first half of the year, with a slowdown in Europe counteracting a stronger U.S. showing where tech giants Uber and Pinterest made their debuts.
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Facebook shares fell 7 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday after the social media network warned that its ad load could come down "meaningfully" after mid-2017 and revenue growth could decline, counteracting third-quarter earnings that beat Wall Streets estimates.
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Counteracting the impact of IFRS9 is the additional gain in the CET1 ratio from the full regulatory deconsolidation of the Barclays Africa Group Limited (+23bps), roughly half of which it expects to book in 4Q17 with the other half in 2018.
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After she lost her son, a grief-stricken Karolina started Sons and Daughters of the World, an organization that aims to raise awareness about counteracting extremism, to create a secure forum where families affected by radicalization can talk without being watched.
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After months of work, he managed to come up with a mind-melting equation that provides an analytical solution for counteracting spherical aberration, which had been previously formulated back in 1949 as the Wasserman-Wolf problem which stumped scientists for decades.
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"The center will take a fact-based approach, counteracting myths and lies being spread about our province and about our energy sector," Sonya Savage, Alberta's energy minister, said of the war room, whose formal name is the Canadian Energy Center.
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Sadock suggests your doctor might also be able to prescribe something you can take before sex to briefly suspend your medication's serotonergic effect, in theory counteracting its inhibition of your much-deserved orgasms, but same caveats would tend to apply.
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"The administration has unilaterally attempted to change the rules in the middle of the game, effectively counteracting the results of their own process and the affirmation from an independent third party judge," American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard told reporters this week.
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But the administration has chosen the somewhat more difficult mission of acknowledging America's limitations and the unfixable nature of certain problems because it sees this as part of the larger mission of counteracting the roots of the fear that so concerns it.
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Julissa Arce, a former undocumented immigrant from Mexico who grew up in the US and worked as a banker at Goldman Sachs before turning to activism, said counteracting Trump's policies at the state and local level could be the most effective approach going forward.
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In an emailed statement to Vox, Adams-Falconer said the response to the campaign has been "incredible" and an example of tens of thousands of people expressing their political speech and "counteracting the dark money that has poured in from big, corporate groups" for years.
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What makes libertarians uncomfortable about "freedom as non-domination" is that it opens the door to the idea that the state may have an important role to play in counteracting the power of economic elites, who left unchecked might use their power to dominate others.
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Amie Tsang ECONOMY The housing market has been caught between two counteracting forces this year: a run of strong job growth that has lifted demand among home buyers, and a dearth of inventory that has kept many prospective home buyers finding nothing to buy.
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If Democrats want to keep issues like health care or inequality front and center, they will need to have a plan for counteracting Trump's uncanny ability to send the news cycle down a rabbit hole debate about the latest thing that he has done.
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"Counteracting oil's upside momentum in 2016 will be the weakness of the Chinese yuan, lingering concerns over global economic growth and the well-stocked inventories of crude and fuels," BMI said, adding that a gradual price rise was expected in the second half of the year.
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Impressively, the segment remains timely — and no less accurate — as of press time, though the rapidity with which news changes means that may not always be the case, a snag that Patriot Act seems to be counteracting by grounding its segments in sufficient broader historical context.
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Mr. Sanders may have skipped the traditional election night speech, but he did hold a live-streamed event on Tuesday evening and rolled out a proposal for counteracting the potential looming recession from the coronavirus: $2,000 monthly cash payments to Americans for the duration of the crisis.
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The role of fathers, father figures, and other adult male role models — including coaches, teachers and school administrators — can be crucially important in counteracting media and other cultural messages, said Kevin Kruger, president of NASPA, the national association for student affairs administrators at colleges and universities.
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Counteracting these headwinds, admirers say, is nearly a year's worth of evidence that Ms. Warren is doing something different and durable, that the sum total of the plans and the persistence and the 85,000 photos with fans is a campaign built to withstand semi-lulls like this.
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Not only is it impossible to give a fixed number for how many calories you burn doing a particular exercise, this whole concept reinforces the incorrect (but widely held) views both that exercise is simply about counteracting food consumption, and that we should feel guilty for eating.
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By the end of the day, these counteracting forces and disparate market participants have had time to absorb the new information, and work out any friction from the system, and the ETF and the net asset value settle back into equilibrium at the new, smart price of $15.
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" Lavrov, speaking in the aftermath of Russia's attempts to disrupt the US election through a series of cyber-hacking attempts, made a straight-faced appeal for "rules of behaving responsibly in the digital sphere," adding, "We prepared a draft of the universal convention on counteracting cybercrime including hacking.
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One serum that made my face feel like a marble quickly became a twice-daily ritual, until a friend of mine who actually reads labels told me that it was counteracting the effectiveness of my sunscreen (as evidenced by the new freckles that had sprouted on my nose and cheeks).
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It seemed that Nymeria was both leading a feral pack and serving as a fangy metaphor for the sort of free-roaming destroyer Arya would be if she lost touch with her own humanity, which was exactly the sort of development she was just then counteracting by returning home to Winterfell.
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Before the Rockies installed a humidor in 20133 — the humidor keeps the baseballs relatively moist, counteracting the dry air in Denver that would otherwise lead to a higher-than-normal coefficient of restitution, or more "bounciness" — Coors Field featured immense numbers of home runs, including a major-league-record 22013 in 2013.
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They were also counteracting a candidate who argued that America was last "great" when slavery was in place, responded affirmatively when asked if constitutional amendments after the 10th should be abolished, and was backed by a president who has engaged in vitriolic attacks against prominent black women while pursuing legislation that would harm them.
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Another approach to counteracting the effects of Too Much Christmas Cheer is to check out a movie that more faithfully depicts the kind of dysfunction lots of families experience at Christmas, with humor, satire, and the knowledge that even those who experience a lot of friction have something to give one another at the holidays.
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We're talking about a motley group consisting of cancer patients (the immunological properties of human milk are thought to be particularly good at counteracting secondary chemotherapy effects and perhaps even facilitating healing), athletes (human milk is treated as a "recovery drink" that helps build muscle), and fetishists (for whom human milk is an erotic object).
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This second wave of people might be start out initially in London and Montreal (where the company is based), before returning to more spread-out locations to expand work and intellectual capital elsewhere, potentially counteracting the ongoing issue of "brain drain" where the brightest people often leave to migrate to where the jobs and money are.
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But in the two weeks since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced an impeachment inquiry, this organizational hub has sprouted in Washington, commissioning polling, sponsoring ads and trying to guide the energy in the party toward a message and result the public will support, while counteracting a blistering, expensive anti-impeachment campaign from Trump and the Republican National Committee.
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Liberals praised New Jersey's move, saying it should be a model for counteracting President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's "sabotage" of the Affordable Care Act and preventing premium increases due to the repeal of the federal mandate in the Republican tax law last year.
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And, frankly, at the rate at which the atmosphere is warming in response to all factors, natural and manmade (about 0.8˚ to 0.9˚C per century over the last 36 years), and with a new solar minimum possibly counteracting any earth-bound warming trend over the next several decades, it would take one or two centuries to determine, because damage specifically traceable to human action rather than other factors, if it happens, won't be clear before then, if ever.
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