Sentence examples for make combating from inspiring English sources

When he took office in 2011, Humala vowed to make combating drug trafficking a priority.

He said he did not blame Mr. Chávez for the killings, but he pleaded with the president to make combating crime a higher priority.

During the campaign he deplored the country's "social fracture", promised to make "combating unemployment an absolute priority", and vowed to restore "healthy and lasting growth".

In part the answer lies with the government, which needs to acknowledge Greece's problem with racist violence openly and make combating it a political priority.

Representative Mark Souder, an Indiana Republican who heads the House Government Reform drug policy subcommittee, said the administration had refused to make combating meth a priority.

The pope's words are likely to have repercussions in a church whose bishops and priests in many countries, including the United States, have often seemed to make combating abortion, gay marriage and contraception their top public policy priorities.

Mr. Bush made combating global AIDS a centerpiece of his foreign agenda.

This brutal, old-fashioned code of conduct has made combating this new mafia extremely difficult.

While Trump made combating illegal immigration a cornerstone of his Presidential campaign, he also pledged to limit legal immigration.

The lack of clarity on the health of Indian children has proved to be an obstacle for the government as it makes combating malnutrition a priority.

Ms. Lee, who has made combating hunger a personal campaign, kicked off the day with a $25,000 donation of her own to the Food Bank for New York City.