Sentence examples for movement to combat from inspiring English sources

In the movement to combat online harassment, Goldberg is more of a pragmatist than a theorist.

The initiative is indicative of a move within Nicaragua's cooperative movement to combat the country's pervasive macho culture.

The bishops have power but no influence, and the notion that you need a tough-minded movement to combat religious influence still feels quaint.

Bottura sees Food for Soul, which he believes can become a worldwide movement to combat waste and to feed the hungry, as part of the same gesture.

My interest in politics did not truly develop into an intellectually mature form until 2011, when Occupy Wall Street broke out as a populist leftist grass roots movement to combat the evils of unrestricted robber baron capitalism.

Ever since the Golden Globes, when they did exactly that (or most of them did) in support of Time's Up, the movement to combat sexual harassment and gender inequality, this has been a question.

In 2016, the Toronto native pledged $250,000 to the Black Lives Matter movement in an effort to combat police violence, and donated approximately $38,000 to University of Toronto to help the school develop an Ethiopic Studies program.

In an effort to combat this, a movement to institutionalize the fair trade of coffee began in 1988 in the Netherlands.

The poster was part of a multimillion-dollar effort to combat the BDS movement, led by Las Vegas casino tycoon Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam.

A top Washington State official just declared that the United States needs a national campaign to combat the anti-vaccination movement.

'A lot of the movements to combat violence against women are somber.