Sentence examples for * the combating from inspiring English sources

Don't keep the Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office waiting.

In an extensive new report on Boko Haram published this week by the Combating Terrorism Centre at the US Military Academy at West Point, the author Jacob Zenn argues that last year's French military intervention in Mali may have indirectly revitalised Boko Haram.

It would receive $8.7 million to extend its review of antibacterial drugs and oversight of antibiotics in livestock as part of the Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (CARB) initiative, a national strategy that has prompted Congress to nearly double overall spending on antibiotic resistance across several agencies, to $774 million in 2016.

As early as 2010, Swartz emailed Patrick Ruffini, a veteran of online organizing for right-leaning causes, to ask whether he was interested in working together to fight an early iteration of the legislation, the "Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeit Act," which powerful Hollywood lobbyists and their allies on both sides of the aisle were then pushing through the Senate.

The Combating Curve Squeal project is sponsored by the International Union of Railways (UIC) in order to develop tools to reduce curve induced squealing.

This work was supported by the UK's Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) under the 'Combating Infectious Diseases in Livestock for International Development CIDLIDID) scheme and the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement no 221948, ICONZ (Integrated Control of Neglected Zoonoses).

Their satire, wit, and voices are heard throughout the country, combating the loud and singular voices of the Tea Party, Fox News, and conservative talk radio.

Other priorities included restoring public confidence in the UN, combating the AIDS virus, especially in Africa, and ending human rights abuses.

He can see a 21st-century version of himself, challenging the orthodoxy, combating the world, emerging from a laboratory that is named after him.

The film, which National Geographic will release online next month, documents park rangers in the Congo combating the environmental crisis caused by elephant poaching, an issue Clinton worked on as secretary of state.

He added that a considerable problem facing the armies combating Boko Harm are the links made between the Islamic group and the local population, some of whom have been helping them.