Sentence examples for instance to combat from inspiring English sources

In this instance, to combat fuel poverty and to help social landlords care for properties and communities more effectively.

However, the main objective in those instances is to combat pollution and congestion, rather than compensate for the use of alternative fuels.

Partisanship and process have impeded measures that have traditionally been easy-peasy affairs — like the farm bill, or a measure to protect women against domestic violence — as well as those that have an impact on national security, for instance a bill to combat cybercrimes and a bipartisan measure to finance the military.

There have been hints that such wasps--for instance, those introduced to combat the gypsy moth in the eastern United States--can harm native species.

The principal sponsor of the bill in the Senate, Michigan's Jacob Howard, acknowledged this: "In short, I have based the…sections upon the old-fashioned idea of hold out a temptation," and "setting a rogue to catch a rogue…a reward for the informer who comes into court and betrays his co-conspirator…widely used to combat instance of fraud by companies supplying the Union Army".

Igle described an instance where he had to combat racism in the comic book industry that took place on a DC Comic Forum.

Mr. Brost correctly wishes to limit recall elections but hopes to reserve the process to combat "instances of nefarious activity".

For instance, in a big project to combat HIV/AIDS in India, the foundation became aware of the need to help prostitutes find alternative sources of income, which is leading it into microlending to poor people.It may soon become clear whether the foundation is as ready to deal with failure as Mr Gates suggests.

Education and livelihood diversification, for instance, can enhance peoples' capacity to combat various environmental challenges, including climate change.

Many also claim that the system created by Protect IP is too demanding, and sites like Google or YouTube could not possible come up with the resources to combat all instances of piracy.

The Clinton administration, for instance, has since pressed ahead with plans to combat AIDS, doubling its budgetary requests to Congress.