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More still, the investments designed will also aim at combating attitudes and behaviours like child marriage, female genital mutilation and cutting, and sexual violence – that endanger girls and impede their empowerment and progress.

Saudi officials also argue executions are aimed at combating crime.

In the wake of this case, the NSPCC has launched a national programme aimed at combating grooming and sexual exploitation.

Denver Nuggets forward Kenneth Faried became the first N.B.A. player to join Athlete Ally, an organization aimed at combating homophobia in sports.

It's a violation of the New York City health code aimed at combating mosquitoes that carry West Nile virus.

Government policies aimed at combating inflation and soaring property prices in 2010 and 2011 also have slowed growth.

He also continued to support legislation aimed at combating climate change and human-caused harm to the environment.

These compounds can form the basis for the design of new drugs aimed at combating malaria caused by Pv.

"Priority will be given to programs aimed at combating the smuggling of people and preventing the deaths of migrants at the border," the joint statement said.

The tough new legislation is aimed at combating the growing problem of anorexia in models and rising numbers of young people with eating disorders.

Unlike "listed transactions," they can be legal, but under stiffer 2004 rules aimed at combating tax shelter abuses, taxpayers still have to disclose their use to the I.R.S.