Sentence examples for combat danger from inspiring English sources
In line with a White House policy of not placing American troops in combat danger in Iraq, the Pentagon thus far has avoided putting such "tactical air controllers" in the field with Iraqi ground forces.
Since 1994, Polly Matzinger's danger model, which suggested that the immune system is designed to combat danger mediated by infection and injury, rather than to merely recognize nonself, has revolutionized our understanding of how the innate immune system works (Matzinger, 1994).
Aside from a response to combat dangers, "armored Humvees also are part of the Army's transformation into a lighter, more mobile fighting force," said Don Jarosz, a public affairs specialist with the Army's Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command in Warren, Mich., which oversees the Humvee contracts.
Those aiding American forces share combat dangers but also are targeted off of the battlefield for their work.
The Northern Dimension is conceived as a way of working with the countries of the region to increase prosperity, strengthen security and resolutely combat dangers such as environmental pollution, nuclear risks and cross-border organised crime.
These actions discredit the many officers and public officials who do their work honorably -- often in the face of great danger -- to combat dangerous delinquents.
To combat this danger, Madison sought to create a structure of government that would ensure the dominance of the propertied elite.
"For several years now British society has been agonising over how to combat the danger of paedophiles operating on the internet.
But this outcome seems to display the very problem that the fairness critique of enhancement was meant to combat: the danger of fomenting distributive injustice by creating social hierarchies of advantage on arbitrary grounds (Tännsjö 2000; Tännsjö 2005).
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But among the measures being taken around the world to combat this danger, one is notably absent: the use of DDT.
