Sentence examples for networks to combat from inspiring English sources

Above all, they insisted that they could rely on the inclusiveness of their social assistance networks to combat or dampen conflict.

(Watch this space!) The Bold Prediction Microsoft will buy Real Networks to combat the growing power of Apple Computer.

Wendy Reilly is one of many women who have agreed to participate in an extensive new campaign by the Lifetime Television network to combat violence against women.

Another thing he suggests, intentionally or not, is tabling a discussion of sexual misconduct in favor of issues he's vocally pursued in the past, like "legalizing marijuana and opening the state hospital network to combat the opioid crisis".

The German government should also not leave it in the hands of the pharmaceutical industry to take the lead in organizing a national network to combat neglected diseases.

In this regard, a new effort to eliminate Chagas disease by 2010 has been recently launched by WHO through the establishment of a Global network to combat the disease.

Several error control schemes have been introduced for Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks (UWSNs) to combat the effects of high error rates.

Exploiting the network coding technology, ANCC adapts to the changing network topology to combat the wireless fading, which significantly outperforms repetition-based cooperation schemes and space-time coded cooperation frameworks.

The chief executive officer, Patricia Russo, is trying to sell customers a wider range of products, like network services, to combat a fourth consecutive year of slumping sales.

Set in a dystopian, war-ravaged near-future, the action follows an ex-forces hard nut employed by shadowy private security firm, The Network, to fix combat hotpots around the world (imagine Country House Rescue, but with more gunfire and less country houses).

Indeed, Bazinet points out that consolidation will give operators scale they can use to create their own programming to distribute over their networks, in order to combat rate hikes from other networks.