Sentence examples for combating all from inspiring English sources

We would do well to channel more of this protest into combating all violence, but especially the numbed technological variety.

As censor Cato aimed at preserving the mos majorum ("ancestral custom") and combating all Greek influences, which he believed were undermining older Roman standards of morality.

A groundbreaking, daring trade of an affirmative action program packed with jobs in exchange for a zero-tolerance regime combating all manifestations of parallel societies?

Earlier this year the government suggested plans to launch a task-force on combating all counterfeit goods in the country to supplement the dedicated textile group it launched in 2010.

Mr. Ramadan told the French newspaper Le Monde that he would "entirely reject" any charge of anti-Semitism and asserted that he had had "no respite from combating all occurrences of anti-Semitism among Muslims".

"I don't think any of us want to rely on legislation," she told delegates at the Trust Women conference on Tuesday where she called on the private sector to "take the initiative" and "play its part" in combating all forms of coercive labour.

Given the determination with which Christians combated all forms of paganism, this appears a rather dubious presumption.

I knew about fans, of course, and black cohosh and the various other suggested remedies for combating the all-encompassing heat.

Like Volkswagen with its redesigned Beetle, Fiat is playing up the Abarth's masculinity, a sensible strategy considering the brand may be combating the all-American notion that the 500 is merely a woman's car.

Combating the all-male clubs was by no means her only cause.

There is no justification for terrorism against civilians ever, and it must be combated with all means necessary to protect innocent lives.