Sentence examples for combat a new from inspiring English sources

She was slow, they argue, to combat a new law that loosened investor protections and has trailed other regulators in writing rules for Wall Street.

He pointed to the group's recent collaboration with the city to combat a new health threat that emerged among the city's gay population in the spring.

[C6.] An Extra Eye in Combat A new video surveillance system has captured the interest of military authorities after its successful use in the Iraq war.

While there is still plenty of clutter to combat, a new generation of architects is reviving built-in furniture not only to contain the chaos but, even more important, to provide custom-tailoring for the home.

Today, Camp Lemonnier is the centerpiece of an expanding constellation of half a dozen U.S. drone and surveillance bases in Africa, created to combat a new generation of terrorist groups across the continent, from Mali to Libya to the Central African Republic.

It is for these kinds of reasons that we may well need new legislative tools, such as a law on incitement to religious hatred, to combat a new and virulent demonisation of the Other which is sheltering, at present, under the banner of free speech.

Since women are now deployed close to combat, and the only legal reason they are not eligible is their combat exemption, a new draft could include our daughters.

Century City-based Northrop will contribute its shipbuilding knowledge as Raytheon designs the littoral combat ship, a new class of small, fast vessels capable of fighting in shallow coastal waters, Raytheon said.

Last year, Singapore agreed to an American request to allow four new littoral combat ships, a new category of fast warship, to use its facilities.

ABC, Jan . 7at 9. "COMBAT MISSIONS" A new reality show from Mark Burnett, the man who brought America "Survivor".

It's a movie that has it both ways; it shows how the sausage of freedom is made, with gory battles behind the façades of public life — but it turns that gory combat into a new façade, another illusion that hides still others that are far more complex, troubling, and unresolved.