Sentence examples for combat attacks from inspiring English sources

Last year Canada announced other measures to combat attacks on the democratic system, including a clampdown on advertisements and funding.

Some 20 years ago the community was consulted on issues that impacted directly on Jewish religious practice and on how best to combat attacks on Jews.

Kurtz also argued that the administration should work on synthesizing information gathered by intelligence agencies such as the NSA with data from law enforcement and private companies to combat attacks mounted in cyberspace.

To combat attacks from the right, Mr. Romney debuted a message in May centered around what he called the "three legs of the conservative stool" — meant to unite social, fiscal and foreign-policy conservatives behind him.

The ambitions for Iraq to re-emerge as an important oil exporter depend largely on efforts to combat attacks and sabotage on a crucial pipeline running from northern Iraq to Turkey.

A: If you think about critical infrastructure, like transportation systems or water service networks, these are often run by city or metro agencies that don't have tens of millions of dollars to pay experts or companies to deter or combat attacks.

In 1948, he published a blistering front-page article in Combat attacking the Soviet biologist Trofim Lysenko as a pseudoscientist.

Beate Klarsfeld in 1967 wrote a series of articles in the leftist newspaper Combat attacking German Chancellor Kurt Kiesinger for his role as a Nazi propagandist during World War II.

Poisonous plant expert John Robertson has another theory which is worth consideration, too: that plants produce furocoumarins to combat attack from a root fungus, so they may not always be present in the plants.

Standing 6 feet, he was an inspiring figure in combat, attacking foes while wearing a suit of gilded armour.

She flew several combat missions overseas as a combat attack helicopter pilot and then worked in Congress while serving in the Marine Corps.