Sentence examples for it is to combat from inspiring English sources

"Today everyone understands how important it is to combat biological weapons," Mr. Safaev said.

It is to combat the ignorance and neglect of the condition among girls and women that this week's conference is being held.

The government will have to spend billions more on benefits if it is to combat the entrenched poverty inherited from the Conservatives, a senior Bank of England policymaker warns today.

And even when it does the wrong thing – such as, I don't know, torture and drone strikes and deadly invasions – it is to combat far greater evil, and therefore OK.

A timeline of the fight against HIV and AIDSTHE latest report from UNAIDS, the United Nations agency whose job it is to combat AIDS, has been released ahead of the International AIDS Society (IAS) meeting in Washington, DC, which starts on July 29th.

But she has had time to expand her activities beyond those limited to his personal agenda to include fundraising work on behalf of Mandela's charitable foundations, notably 46664, the one named after his prison number during the 27 years he spent behind bars and whose purpose it is to combat Aids in South Africa, the country with the most victims of the disease, and globally.

It was to combat forgeries, take advantage of its distribution abilities and "organize this collectible part of myself, which is big business" that Franco Harris, formerly of the Pittsburgh Steelers, decided to sign items through Steiner Sports.

The reason is not rebellion; it's to combat air-conditioning.

Yet, hard as it was to combat opposition to the program, Mr. Pittman said, it was harder still to contend with the apathy and resignation he encountered.

But Heather Brooke, author of Your Right to Know, urged the British press to unite if it was to combat problems with the flow of information.

Whether it's to combat stress or wallow in nostalgia, there are certainly far less productive ways to while away an hour.