Sentence examples for combat insecurity from inspiring English sources
He said the project, valued at $3 million, was "to help the government of Kenya combat insecurity and terrorism".
"Terror attacks have become frequent and all Somali forces were on the state of alertness to combat insecurity and terror" he said.
However, that plan was quickly abandoned following some resistance, and the government decided to sign an agreement that month with the autodefensas to combat insecurity together.
She has publicly acknowledged she lacks political experience, but on May 8 told VICE News she will "do her best," adding that she would present her ideas to Congress to combat insecurity in the region, and work to protect women, "which is very important".
Despite heavy investment to quell ongoing conflict, combat insecurity, and rejuvenate a decimated economy, the vestiges of war, poverty and increasing calls for a conservative society in which women are subservient figures foster a landscape of violence against Iraqi women both within and outside of the home.
We will be collecting non-perishable food items to donate to the food pantries on campus that help combat food insecurity for MIT students.
If there were ever a moment in time for our partners to come forward and join in a coordinated response to combat food insecurity, this is it.
Now as a 59-year-old grandmother herself, Newsome still hears this view expressed as she works to combat food insecurity in the low-income neighbourhood of north Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Those working to combat food insecurity in the Sahel need to "get their thinking together" and realise that it could take several years for the poorest families to recover from three successive regional droughts and hunger crises, says the new regional co-ordinator of the World Food Programme (WFP).
However, existing approaches to combat food insecurity shock have generally focused on reducing vulnerability via increasing productivity of domesticated foods.
Poaceae Enta (Gumuz) Shoots Adapted from Ermias et al. 2011 (90–122), Wild Edible Plants in Ethiopia: A Review on their Potential to Combat Food Insecurity.
