Sentence examples for combat policies from inspiring English sources

Robert Reich, secretary of labor under Bill Clinton, said liberals needed to form a "resistance army" to combat policies that would beat back equal rights.

Francisco de Oliveira Filho, the director of deforestation combat policies in the environment ministry, says the scheme has helped Brazil to move more than half the way towards its Copenhagen commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 36% by 2020.

However, significant impediments inhibit the engagement teams from having a broader impact: The Defense Department's ground combat policy that excludes women, the ad hoc nature of the teams, and the readiness and quantity of available female troops and qualified Pashto linguists.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, girls and women were raped as combat policy.

In 2011, the Pentagon's Military Leadership Diversity Commission recommended eliminating combat exclusion policies for women in order to remove structural barriers and open traditionally closed doors, especially in assignments.

No matter how the federal government chooses to combat this, policies should be well thought out and deliberate in action.

Pentagon officials say they plan to develop gender-neutral physical standards and research further reform to the combat exclusion policies.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y ., a member of the Senate ArmeD-N.Y .ces Committee, has introduced legislation calling for repeal of the comemberxclusiof policies as parthef the Senate Armed Services Committeel Defense Authasintroducedt.

With a gloom hanging over them after the election of Donald Trump, leaders of the California Democratic Party this weekend began plotting how to combat the policies of the incoming Republican president, discussing how to reach out to the millions of disaffected voters who supported the president-elect.

It is the duty of all those who would organise against the cuts to combat the policy of political sentencing.

Under the combat exclusion policy, the 1994 Pentagon rule that restricted women from artillery, armor, infantry and other combat roles, women nonetheless served in combat, particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan, when they were "attached" to combat units.