Sentence examples for combating their from inspiring English sources

Combating their own success, the police imaginatively redouble efforts to achieve further reductions.

George Solomon, another mentor, says combating their environment is hard, and any progress is three steps forward and two back.

Hundreds of collective hours were put into combating their efforts by women's organisations, and some progress was made.

So I am pleased that we will supply weapons to the Kurdish forces who are at the front line of combating their violent extremism.

Particularly in his last years, when the Ismāʿīlī threat grew stronger and its partisans found a refuge in Alamūt, the castle of the Assassins, he set himself the task of combating their influence by every means possible.

When, less than two years ago, Jack Straw introduced the bill which became the Terrorism Act 2000, he proclaimed: "We will have handed the terrorists the victory that they seek if, in combating their threats and violence, we descend to their level and undermine the essential freedoms and rule of law that are the bedrock of our democracy".

Putting the paramilitary leaders on trial, combating any of their followers who return to violence and helping the rest to adopt civilian lives would be complicated in a far more developed country.

Here those closely involved with combating floods offer their guidance on what to do when flooding is on the way and how to cope in the aftermath.

Today's narrative about so-called 'Islamic violence' is often paired with cries against Muslims not combating evil 'within their midst'.

Norway's Women's World Cup team is combating sexism in their own special way: By pretending to admit that they suck at soccer.

Natural foods spur high in combating atherosclerosis through their effect on preventing LDL oxidation [ 15], lowering plasma cholesterol, or inhibiting the biosynthesis of cholesterol [ 16].