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It is also important to combat the demand for ivory from far east countries such as China and Thailand, Houinato added.

Thomas said TRAFFIC and other organizations are trying to combat the demand by convincing users that success comes from within, their personal "chi," and isn't "something that can be brought in from outside from consuming rhino horn".

To combat the excess demand for safe, government assets and attempt to push lending into the real economy, the ECB has pushed its deposit rate slightly below zero and its policy rate to zero.

To combat the physical demands made on them oarsmen must consume 6,000 calories a day, more than twice the normal daily requirement for men.

Years ago, Global Fund directors pledged that they would provide the financing recipient countries needed to scale up efforts to combat disease if the demand was there.

Commodity graphics hardware (GPUs) has shown great promise to combat the high computational demands incurred by iterative reconstruction algorithms.

Ironically, it could be that the court order went through, but Verizon was successfully able to combat the NSA's demands.

The demand for combat trousers had gone, and even a huge PR push couldn't save them.

But there are three main goals: to provide more resources for the International Monetary Fund in order to assist crisis-stricken emerging economies; to avoid another financial meltdown through tougher regulation and more international oversight; and to ensure that countries around the world combat the recession by stimulating demand.

Sarah Jones, the MP for Croydon Central, who recently called for a 10-year government strategy to combat the rise in stabbings, demanded "action not words" on knife crime.

The kind of open political combat they demand would inevitably open the door to race-based politics, he said, and "our society will be ripped apart".