Sentence examples for enacted to combat from inspiring English sources

They challenged the perception that national budgets are in trouble because of the bailouts and fiscal stimulus programs that were enacted to combat the financial crisis.

The False Claims Act dates to the Civil War, when it was enacted to combat defective products supplied to the Union army.

EU officials, well briefed on policies being enacted to combat the virus, said attention was also being paid to beefing up cooperation between the affected countries.

However, such initial inevitable difficulties of such a societal shift are inconsequential growing pains when compared to the catastrophic events that will would ensue if such necessary change is not enacted to combat global warming and climate change.

Sydney's lockout laws were enacted to combat alcohol-fuelled violence in the city's CBD.

The problem was considered a major issue and attempts were made to correct abuses, with legislation (including the electoral reforms of 1855, 1875 and 1881) repeatedly being enacted to combat fraud.

The government has enacted measures to combat ticket-scalping.

IN recent years, state and local governments have enacted laws to combat discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered people seeking mortgages and housing.

My esteemed colleague Senator Bushwah says that the reason voter ID laws are being enacted is to combat voter fraud.

This attention has prompted draft legislation and newly enacted laws to combat the reported prevalence of sexual assault on college campuses.

The government has recently enacted laws to combat gender based violence and to allow women to inherit and own property upon the death of their spouse, but these laws are only sporadically enforced [ 4, 8].