Sentence examples for combating record from inspiring English sources

The Army is holding a servicewide stand-down Thursday for a day of mandatory training aimed at combating record numbers of suicides among active-duty troops.

McCain Asserts That He Could Beat Obama in Nov. NASHUA, N.H. -- Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). asserted today that he could win a generational-focused November election campaign against Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill). on the strength of his record combating special interests and his support for President Bush's troop surge strategy in Iraq.

Romania's record on combating corruption was questioned.

We're especially proud of our record in combating illegal money laundering.

"It is particularly distressing that this could happen in an administration that prides itself on its record of combating domestic violence," she said.

The Committee to Protect Journalists, which is based in New York, has criticized Bangladesh for its poor record in combating violence against journalists.

But Mr. Fox's party also had a bleak record on combating traffickers in Baja California and Chihuahua, two border states it governed in recent years.

Portman's campaign has touted his record on combating drug abuse in a series of four ads released over the past few weeks.

The Anti-Terrorist Branch, Special Branch and the Security Services had an excellent track record of combating Irish Republican terrorism, which was formed of traditional hierarchical groups that could be infiltrated, with some of whose members persuaded to inform.

The White House did that last year, when it made the case for war in Iraq, and the administration has done it again in recent weeks, to buttress its defense of President Bush's record in combating terrorism.

The fact that Bin Laden had been able to evade capture for so long was "a global intelligence failure", Bashir said, adding: "The ISI has done invaluable work, it has a brilliant track record in combating terror".