"combating illegal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of using legal measures to fight something illegal. For example, "The government is taking steps to combat illegal immigration."
We're especially proud of our record in combating illegal money laundering.
Ms. Root was an active conservationist, combating illegal fishing on the lake in recent years.
This should help the government better coordinate among security services on combating illegal migration.
While Trump made combating illegal immigration a cornerstone of his Presidential campaign, he also pledged to limit legal immigration.
Some dare to dream of changing federal law.Their foe is the mighty prohibition industry: officials and bureaucrats who have spent their professional lives combating illegal drugs.
Today, the governor proposed the creation of a new unit within the state police devoted exclusively to combating illegal gun trafficking.
More broadly, our Task Force on Combating Wildlife Trafficking is working to combat illegal trafficking of all wildlife species by strengthening global law enforcement cooperation, educating consumers here and around the world to reduce demand for illegally-traded wildlife, and building partnerships with governments, civil society, and businesses.
He oversees CCR's groundbreaking litigation and advocacy work, which includes using international and domestic law to hold corporations and government officials accountable for human rights abuses; challenging racial, gender and LGBT injustice; and combating the illegal expansion of U.S. presidential power and policies such as illegal detention at Guantanamo, rendition, and torture.
"This is a huge step in the right direction to combating the illegal trade of pangolins, but international cooperation is required to make it effective".
But the world has changed, and this government thinks that the cards' potential usefulness in combating terrorism, illegal immigration and benefit fraud outweighs the costs of introducing them.In this section Is California back?
Hong Kong on Thursday began destroying nearly 30 tonnes of ivory seized from smugglers, in the world's largest such operation that marks a significant step in combating the illegal trade in elephant tusks.
