Sentence examples for information to combat from inspiring English sources

"We don't think it's an unreasonable request to release information to combat tax evasion," he said.

Identifying critical periods of greater weight gain could provide useful information to combat the obesity epidemic.

The current chief merely declared: "The day when the FBI used derogatory information to combat advocates of unpopular causes have long since passed.

I have parents tell me all the time, 'No one told us when to go to the dentist, when we should start using fluoride toothpaste' -- all this basic information to combat the No.1 chronic disease in children.

As recently demonstrated by disclosures of surveillance by the National Security Agency and secret inquiries under the USA Patriot Act, the government is aggressively collecting information to combat terror.

Once you've installed SCEP, the system is already set to automatically update once a day (this is known as virus definition update) so that you have the most current information to combat malware.

The sharing of information is to combat tax evasion is also on the agenda at Dublin Castle.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Bureau of Investigation has suspended work on parts of its huge computer overhaul, dealing the agency the latest costly setback in a decade-long effort to develop a modernized information system to combat crime and terrorism.

As a result, Dr Attari expects bulbs to exert an anchoring effect on the general population as well as on her volunteers, contributing to widespread underestimates of the energy demands of large appliances.Fortunately, increased information seems to combat such miscalculations.

The director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Leon E. Panetta, is traveling to India and Pakistan this week to discuss the investigation into the Mumbai terrorist attacks, improved information-sharing to combat violent extremists and other intelligence issues, an American official said Wednesday.

Now, he said, the union is trying to hammer out a permanent solution with the United States that will respect European privacy laws, while allowing the United States enough information to help it combat terrorism.