Sentence examples for intends to combat from inspiring English sources
The union says it intends to combat worker exploitation.
The £700,000 initiative, led by Professor Boyce, intends to combat the way in which criticism of work by black artists frequently focuses on the ethnicity of the artists, deflecting attention away from how the pieces have influenced the history of 20th century art.
The Prime Minister laid out four key ways that the government intends to combat the "poison" of Islamist ideology: offering a counter-narrative to the "warped" ideology of Isis, stemming the process of radicalisation, ensuring moderate Muslim voices are heard and reversing the "identity crises" among some British-born Muslims.
The latest rule change intends to combat yet another toxic Twitter problem; the prevalence of revenge porn throughout its network.
With well-aimed actions like the organization of new bioinformatic courses at universities (see Next Wave feature Bioinformatics) and the "BioFuture" competition, the minister intends to combat the lack of young talents in the field of life sciences.
A company spokesman apologized for causing offense, saying the ad campaign was intended to combat hatred.
If the US-backed coalition's campaign was intended to combat terrorism, that too has flopped.
Russia has fiercely opposed the system, which the Bush administration says is intended to combat Iran.
These attributes are genetically programmed functions of normal cells that are intended to combat infection or repair injury.
The Brennan Center argues that the type of fraud that such laws are intended to combat — impersonation — is extremely rare.
