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Modern slavery is often international organised crime, and it can only be combatted through strong partnerships between source, transit and destination countries".

Smith said that the NAP-CHT would not be independently sufficient to end human trafficking in the country because this crime can only be effectively combatted when the country's citizens are united against it; she therefore recommended the establishment of a National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on February 22 to help raise awareness.

Some types of Psynergy can only be used in combat; conversely, some spells are only used in the game's overworld and in non-battle scenarios.

Medals that can only be earned in direct combat must mean more than medals awarded in the rear".

"This can only be achieved if conflict prevention, combat of violence, (especially gender-based violence, together with exclusion, discrimination and inequalities), resilience-building and disaster reduction are truly integrated in the post-2015 development framework".

First because the fight to combat climate change can only be won successfully if the economics of this can be argued and demonstrated convincingly.

Platini says Uefa has been "left to fend for ourselves somewhat" to combat "battles that can only be won with the help of the public authorities".

They are also lacking in the morale that can only be created by successful action in combat.

Anything less would cause women in combat roles to be seen as liabilities rather than assets, which can only be detrimental to unit cohesion.

Attempts to combat child labour can only ever be limited, he says, so long as companies "remain silent" on governments' inaction on human rights abuses.

But hunting's popularity has dwindled and hunters say they can only combat the burgeoning boar population if current curbs are loosened.