She is generally regarded as the most popular royal, and it is difficult to imagine the image-makers who have been hard at work combating the declining popularity of the other family members spinning any better presentation of the queen mother than the one she herself created over 75 years of being in the public eye.
European finance ministers flunked hard decisions on combating the debt crisis at a meeting in the Polish city of Wroclaw on September 16th and 17th and instead floated the irrelevant idea of a tax on financial transactions.
My objection to the play is that using violence and hysteria as a way of combating hard-sell religion and hypocrisy plays into the enemy's hands.
Since the election of President Felipe Calderón, the Mexican government has taken a hard-line approach to combating the country's drug-cartels and the epidemic of violence they have unleashed.
George Solomon, another mentor, says combating their environment is hard, and any progress is three steps forward and two back.
Thus, ZnO/Ag/TiO2 nanotube composite layers may be promising delivery systems for combating post-operative infections in hard tissue replacement procedures.
They favored alternative ways of combating overcrowding, like making it harder to put people back in prison for technical violations of their parole, and argued that transfers should be a last resort.
On one level, the campaign is an implicit acknowledgment that combating climate change is an intrinsically hard sell.
"Cricket is hugely popular, and its values such as focus, teamwork, hard work and friendship can really bring meaningful results in combating HIV and AIDS.
Combating disease in the camps "UNICEF has been working hard to ensure the vaccination of all children against measles and polio, vaccinating 94,540 children against measles and providing 206,000 doses of vaccines in the last two months," said Mr. Niameogo.
