Sentence examples for aim of combating from inspiring English sources

It says something about the state of the gardening craze in Britain that a retired police officer from York has co-founded a company with the sole aim of combating garden crime.

Dawa, a leading party in the current government coalition, was founded by Shiite clerics and politicians in 1957 with the aim of combating secularism and Communism and creating an Islamic state.

In Germany the aim of combating poverty with social benefits is not merely the assurance of physical existence, but also the maintenance of a minimum level of socio-cultural existence, which enables a decent overall existence in society [7].

The concept involves a multifaceted approach aimed at achieving its goals of combating the emergence of resistance, improving clinical outcomes, and controlling costs by improving antimicrobial use [ 2].

BEIJING Tsinghua University this week unveiled a new research center that aims to tackle the twin challenges of combating pollution and developing sustainable energy sources.

Also, I use the internet a great deal to facilitate my outreach work aimed at educating the public about the feasibility and desirability of combating aging.

The aim is still the same: To damp down the black vote total all under the guise of combating voter fraud.

The aim is the same and that's to damp down the black vote total all under the guise of combating voter fraud.

Additionally, the biosensor has the ability of combating nonspecific background.

The chief means of combating dengue is reducing mosquito populations.

Vaccination is the most effective means of combating disease.