Sentence examples for combat culture from inspiring English sources

One of the key players in the combat culture in Canberra of recent times has been Abbott himself.

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But her book suggests that the right way to combat a culture of obnoxious interactions between strangers is to foster a culture of sensitive, empathetic ones instead – not to shut down the whole idea, which feels rather like capitulating to the creeps.

When asked how to combat shame culture, Ronson said it was important to call it out.

The styles reflect those principles of actual combat the culture has, autonomically, evolved and endorsed.

These included $5.7m for "wood utilisation research" and $273,000 to combat "Goth" culture in Blue Springs, Missouri.

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Lansley said in June that the new inquiry would be held in public in order to combat "a culture of secrecy" and restore public confidence.

Hunt said social media firms needed to do more to combat the culture of online intimidation and sexual imagery, which is having a negative impact on the mental health of young people.

Despite the potential threat to this precarious balance, advocates of a trial say it is necessary to establish the rule of law and combat a "culture of impunity" that allows abuses by powerful people to continue unpunished.

Daniel Korimbao, a spokesman for Mr. O'Neill, said in a statement that the decision to reinstate capital punishment was difficult but ultimately necessary to combat a culture of lawlessness and violence in the impoverished country.