Sentence examples for move to combat from inspiring English sources

From one European move to combat air pollution to another.

English clubs risk an early-season flurry of red and yellow cards if a move to combat "intolerable behaviour" does not yield instant results.

The move to combat arbitrariness without giving up sensitivity to individual circumstances is known as "guided discretion," which sounds good until you notice that it is a phrase at war with itself.

The company said on Monday that it would slash about 11percentt of its work force in a move to combat a nearly two-year-old slump in microchip demand.

An accounting problem in the way some greenhouse gas emissions are calculated could critically hobble efforts to reduce them in coming years as nations move to combat global warming, scientists warn in a new report.

Special officers on horseback will patrol the Norfolk countryside from Sunday in a move to combat rural crime.

He said New York State could set an example for the rest of the country in moving to combat it.

Matthew Dowd, the president's chief campaign strategist, said he was not planning any moves to combat such scripted critiques.

True but not all indigenous folk would concur with A.H. Zakri, director of the United Nations University and convenor of that gathering, in complaining that moves to combat climate change have been too "market-driven".

The five principles due to be discussed over dinner are provision of humanitarian assistance; moves to combat extremist elements; a declaration that the use of chemical weapons is unacceptable; preparations for stabilization after a change of government; and discussion over a transition to a new executive authority in Syria.

The plan includes moves to combat tax evasion, more privatisations and higher taxes on alcohol and cigarettes.