There is no antidote.

The Education Antidote to Radicalization

There may be an antidote.

Dave Meslin The antidote to apathy

I put the antidote pill in.

And, choice is the antidote to coercion and condescension.

He's gone mad! An antidote for a knife wound!

Now, there's an antidote to commoditization, and that is customization.

But, of course, each emotion then would need a particular antidote.

It's an antidote. Have someone let me in, and I'll tell you everything.

And then... Hey, I thought those antidote pills were supposed to give me 24hour protection.

This is one of the few poisons of its type for which there is no antidote.

Those who came back to life were those who understood the erotic as an antidote to death.

Heroism as the antidote to evil, by promoting the heroic imagination, especially in our kids, in our educational system.

Rural development was then an antidote to drug cultivation, and drug prevention an important means of containing HIV AIDS.

It's a fantastic antidote to schizophonia to make music and sound in a group of people, whichever style you enjoy particularly.

Another way is to try to find a general antidote to all emotions, and that's by looking at the very nature.

If we're going to find our way back to each other, we have to understand and know empathy, because empathy's the antidote to shame.

The process of building democracy as an antidote to terrorism and violence needs to be supported by the international community and its citizens. We propose

All those initiatives can serve as instruments to eliminate misunderstandings among faiths and cultures and as an antidote to the notion of a clash of civilizations.

And what design offers as an educational framework is an antidote to all of the boring, rigid, verbal instruction that so many of these school districts are plagued by.

So what if then you took the story of Abraham, which is a third side story, what if that could be because Abraham stands for hospitality what if that could be an antidote to terrorism?

The refugees arriving on Europe s shores are often young, well educated, skilled, and eager to integrate quickly into society. They are an antidote to aging populations and low birth rates, and many come ready to work.

And so what you see fairly early, in the mid 19th century, is this idea that we now have to have an antidote to the industrial city, which is going to be life in the country for everybody.

As long as nuclear weapons exist, it is irresponsible not to confront the implications of their use implications for which there is no antidote or insurance policy. They are not some deadly virus or long term environmental threat.

Barry Schwartz makes a passionate call for practical wisdom as an antidote to a society gone mad with bureaucracy. He argues powerfully that rules often fail us, incentives often backfire, and practical, everyday wisdom will help rebuild our world.

The current approach, centered on unconventional monetary policy, is not the answer. Though monetary policy provided a powerful antidote to frozen credit markets in the depth of the global financial crisis, it has failed to spark classic cyclical recoveries.

Services led growth is, in many ways, the antidote to the unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and ultimately unsustainable growth model that former Premier Wen Jiabao s famously criticized in 2007. Yet services offer more than just a labor intensive growth path.

Ms. Popescu, observing that education was the antidote to the persistence of gender stereotypes, asked if the Government had revised manuals, textbooks and curricula at all levels to incorporate a gender perspective and reflect women as contributors to society.

Kadyrov seemed an effective antidote to the jihadists. Still, the logical conclusion of the Kremlin s Kadyrov policy appears to be precisely what it sought to prevent Chechen independence when it engaged in the first Chechen war almost a generation ago.

Reform suggested a loosening of central controls on economic life, undertaken in a spirit of pragmatism and gradualism, as an antidote to Mao Zedong s ideology of revolution. Similarly, opening heralded the PRC s integration into the world community especially the capitalist West.

5. Furthermore, on 19 September 1996 the Mexican Congress unanimously adopted the Act on Protection of Trade and Investment against Foreign Laws Which Violate International Law, better known as the Antidote Act , which entered into force on 24 October 1996.

Forecasters assumed that monetary expansion would provide an effective antidote to fiscal contraction. The Bank of England hoped that by printing 375 billion of new money, ( 600 billion), it would stimulate total spending to the tune of 50 billion, or 3 of GDP.

But I have also recognized, in the course of seeing that violence, that being in the face of things and seeing actually what's in front of us is the antidote to depression and to a feeling that one is worthless and has no value.

While concern had been expressed about the stubbornness of speculative pressures, it had been concluded that a return to controls was not the right antidote but, rather a higher level of disclosure and transparency so that players could act based on timely and accurate information.

Moreover, the US and Europe have already used large doses of fiscal stimulus, which shares an uncanny similarity to antibiotics. Administered over a short duration, it can be a powerful antidote but, used repeatedly over too long a period, the side effects can outstrip the benefits.

Article 3. To continue to promote among States members of SELA the official exchange of information and experience on the drawing up and implementation of the so called quot antidote laws or mirror image laws quot in response to the so called quot Helms Burton Act quot

In the IPL s glitz, glamour, and excess lay an antidote to the hidebound statist mentality that had produced economic stagnation in India in the past. Here was a venture that opened new vistas for businesses and fired the imaginations of young people to emulate the entrepreneurial energies shown by owners, promoters, players, and fans.

Society has always recognized that other values may trump intellectual property. The need to prevent excessive monopoly power has led anti trust authorities to require compulsory licensing (as the US government did with the telephone company AT T). When America faced an anthrax threat in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, officials issued a compulsory license for Cipro, the best known antidote.

The Secretary General apos s report is a strong antidote to complacency among Member States with regard to the challenges of development. We fully share the Secretary General apos s concern that, while a large proportion of humanity still faces miserable living conditions, the flow of aid to developing countries continues to decline. Equally disconcerting is the increasing tendency among donors to earmark aid and ignore the real needs of recipients.