Sentence examples for combat the dangers from inspiring English sources

The Police Department has adapted itself to combat the dangers of today, not ghosts from the past.

They and hundreds of other experts signed a letter last month calling for research to combat the dangers of artificial intelligence.

By themselves they are not enough to reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels or combat the dangers of climate change.

Khatchadourian writes about Steele's aggressive approach to combat, the dangers facing the soldiers, and their interpretation of the rules of engagement.

The international community also longs for an American administration that will work together with the rest of the world to help resolve conflict situations, will stand firm against terrorism and help to eliminate its root causes, and will be a full partner in multilateral efforts to combat the dangers of global warming and other threats to the environment.

To combat the dangers to gorillas and the park itself, Ms. Lanjouw, of the gorilla conservation program, said a combination of efforts were begun in the 1990's by international conservation groups, the governments of Rwanda, Uganda and Congo and local park staff like Mr. Kanezero.

"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).

How to combat the danger of a single story?

Though Jabs is eager to get back into combat, the danger of the situation is not lost on the young soldier.

To combat the danger of dysentery, Ford had all available supplies of sulphaguanidine in Australia shipped up to New Guinea, where Australian forces were fighting a desperate campaign against the Japanese.