The phrase "combat bullying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions taken to address and prevent bullying behaviors. Example: The school implemented a new program to combat bullying, which included peer mediation and conflict resolution training for students.
5. France:Nora and her husband are asking the Minister of Education for more resources to combat bullying following the bullying-related suicide of their daughter.
"Keeping kids safe is common ground," he said, pointing to district efforts to combat bullying and to new antisuicide efforts.
But our research on child development makes it clear that there is only one way to truly combat bullying.
The program, which is the brainchild and heart's desire of Peter Yarrow, of Peter, Paul & Mary, aims to combat bullying by emphasizing the moral lessons of folk music.
New York State is one of the few states that have failed to pass a bill to combat bullying (though one has been proposed on multiple occasions).
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced regulations on Wednesday that are meant to combat bullying in city schools that is based on bias.
Mr Duffy, whose firm makes cakes for Thorntons, Nestlé and Disney, said there should be "more transparency than people are comfortable with" from suppliers, to combat bully-boy tactics in the food supply chain.
Channel 4 had a further complaint upheld for an edition of the 11 O'Clock Show, featuring a sketch satirising a young girl given a mobile phone to combat bullies.
A timid student in high school, Fraser began working out as a way to combat bullies and gain self-confidence.
The accompanying article quotes a number of Gevinson's friends and colleagues, including singer Stevie Nicks, who says of Tavi: "I think she is an Oprah-like person who is going to touch on everything from world peace to fashion, to helping women get through their lives, marriage, children, to how to combat bullies, and how to combat bullies when you get older.
Enhancing the school community "To effectively combat bully behaviour among students, there is indeed a great need to enhance overall school community and parents' capacity to efficiently cope with bully and victim incidences.
