Sentence examples for center to combat from inspiring English sources

The White House has challenged China's trade practices on tires and rare-earth metals, and has established an "interagency trade enforcement center" to combat unfair trade.

And the Saudis built a center to combat extremist ideology, which Trump inaugurated during his trip by placing his hands on a glowing orb.

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — The Trump administration on Wednesday imposed sanctions on eight individuals and a business affiliated with the Islamic State in Yemen and with Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula in the first coordinated action taken with a newly formed center to combat terrorist financing led by the United States and Saudi Arabia.

After leaving the White House, he set up the Carter Center to combat human rights violations.

It was the vision of a casino mogul who promised a state-of-the-art center to combat high cancer rates.

It will be interesting to see whether the newly inaugurated Center to Combat Extremist Ideology achieves any provable metric in the country which has spawned radical Islamic theology.

Bruce Broussard, CEO of Humana, a payer focused on Medicare Advantage, described how nutrition and depression are major causes of disease for older people, and how Humana makes a large investment in the wellness of its Medicare Advantage members, providing meals at home and transportation to community centers to combat loneliness.

Mr. Hernandez entered a treatment center, vowing to combat what his staff called an illness.

The left and center want to combat the country's isolation; the right says the issue is overstated and not a reason to shift policy from key interests like holding onto East Jerusalem and parts of the West Bank.

The organization is a research and treatment center created to combat not only breast cancer, but also diabetes and other life-threatening diseases including lymphoma and brain cancer.

With its labia-like exterior, pinkish coloring and perfectly placed opening, it's easy to see less a state-of-the-art athletic center meant to combat Qatar's scorching summer heat, and more a giant, flowering vagina that only happens to house 40,000 spectators and is part of a $140 billion spending adventure.