Sentence examples for cooperation to combat from inspiring English sources

In a speech last week, the new president said the bank's main priorities would be combating poverty, speeding aid to countries torn by war, promoting regional cooperation to combat disease and climate change, aiding the Arab world and providing technical assistance.

In addition, the increased pollution of the Rhine has resulted in growing international cooperation to combat the threat.

"At a time when Japan and the US should be heightening their security cooperation to combat the threat posed by China, the timing of the release of this film is not at all constructive".

In addition to helping middle-income countries, they include attacking poverty; helping countries torn by war; fostering regional cooperation to combat disease and climate change; aiding the Arab world; and providing technical assistance to guide development.

In Thailand, Michael O. Leavitt, secretary of health and human services, began a four-nation tour of Southeast Asia this week in hopes of increasing international cooperation to combat a possible global epidemic of avian flu.

He called governmental corruption a "contagion that cannot be contained by borders" and urged strong international cooperation to combat it through political leadership and a readiness by governments to inform people honestly about its actions.

On Friday, the foreign ministers approved two resolutions, one highlighting the "terrorist threat to the Americas" and the other intended to strengthen cooperation "to prevent, combat and eliminate terrorism". "Twenty-nine ofthef the 34 nations represented here today have citizens who were lost in the World Trade Center bombing last week," Powell said.

The incorporation of life into gaming also has the potential to promote thoughtful reflection about humanity's relationship to nature and the prospect of interspecies cooperation, working to combat the stigma of dehumanization and desensitization commonly attributed to video games in general.

Lawmakers, relevant agencies and regional stakeholders need to apply the rational thinking and cooperation used to combat wild boar to the Asian carp debate.

This emphasizes the importance of better international cooperation and coordination to combat crossborder crime.

That regulator, however, is dependent upon Freddie Mac's cooperation in helping to combat the unfolding housing crisis.