Sentence examples for concrete combat from inspiring English sources

"A concrete combat task has been set for the troops, and they will fulfill it, regardless of how certain countries outside Russia feel about it," a presidential aide, Sergei Yastrzhembsky, said at a news conference.

It is located immediately to the west of the Chiers river, with two semi-buried reinforced concrete combat blocks containing the position's armament and observation posts, linked by a deep underground gallery.

Corbyn and his team are under pressure to announce concrete proposals to combat the perception that antisemitism has been tolerated inside the party.

The aim is to assess the dangers that drug trafficking poses to governance, security and democracy in West Africa and to propose concrete measures to combat this insidious menace.

Zhou said the destruction of ivory stockpiles was only useful if it was backed by concrete measures to combat the smuggling networks and reduce demand among the Chinese public.

Mr. Castro's charge, made late Friday, overshadowed the start of the summit meeting, where 19 Latin American countries and Spain and Portugal were to set out concrete steps to combat the poverty that affects almost two-thirds of the region's children.

In his first address to Parliament since being reappointed as prime minister following his party's big election victory in May, Mr. Singh appeared to open the door to new talks, saying India would meet Pakistan "more than halfway," if Pakistan took concrete steps to combat militant groups operating in its territory.

"They only give lip-service to attacks on Christians, and actually don't take any concrete action to combat the prevailing discrimination that exists in policies and society here".

First, it provides useful examples for college and high school teachers as they seek to effectively teach students about evolution and come up with concrete examples to combat creationist falsehoods.

"When it comes to addressing climate change, Christie is right to walk back his climate change denial and instead focus on the importance of concrete solutions that combat climate change, grow our economy and create jobs," wrote the group.

The more recent Resolution 16/18, however, broke with that tradition by calling for concrete, positive measures to combat religious intolerance rather than legal measures that restrict speech.