Sentence examples for combating the risks from inspiring English sources

Private Manning told Mr. Obama that he (I'm using the male pronoun to follow our newsroom's style even though he also announced today that he is a woman, and would like to be called Chelsea) entered the Army and went to Iraq believing that since the 9/11 attacks, "we've had to alter our methods of combating the risks posed to us and our way of life".

We've been at war with an enemy that chooses not to meet us on any traditional battlefield, and due to this fact we've had to alter our methods of combating the risks posed to us and our way of life.

Right now the United States puts significant amounts of resources, with bipartisan support, into combating the risk of nuclear weapons and the proliferation of fissile materials.

In another suggestion, aimed at combating the risk of regulatory fragmentation, the report advocates the creation of a panel of independent experts to monitor "ongoing issues of enforcement, privacy and innovation".

If you are older, talk to your dentist about fluoride treatments or mouthwashes as a way of combating the greater risk of tooth decay that accompanies dry mouth.

The Cameron government considers the bonus cap "misguided and fear it could impact negatively on London without even combating the excessive risk-taking it was meant to address," said Simon Tilford, chief economist at the Center for European Reform, a research organization based in London.

The good news is that although the couples may not have combated the top risk factors before marrying, they have another opportunity before they are permitted to divorce.

Another way that Meyer has found teams combating the spread is with high-risk, high-reward defensive fronts.

"We need the media to make people realise there's a new method for combating the mafia that doesn't risk the life of those who blow the whistle.

In the future, recommendations developed by the Cochrane Prognosis Methods Group and the Prognosis Research Strategy Partnership should assist investigators in combating the challenges present when conducting risk-prediction research.

Two bomb disposal experts who risked their lives combating the most lethal threat facing British forces in Afghanistan have received the George Cross, one of the nation's highest honours.